If your toilet is gurgling, this usually means there is a blockage or restriction of flow. When this happens on the first floor, it usually indicates a main line blockage, and on an upper level, it typically means a branch line blockage. 

We do not recommend using acid clog remover because the chemical can potentially damage your pipe.

Designed to handle small dustings from food dishes, large amounts of food clog the garbage disposal and pipes.

You need to have the toilet pulled to determine the source of the rocking.

Single-handle showers will drip if the cartridge fails. Two or three-handle showers may drip if the washers or stem have failed.

Rattling pipes most likely means high water pressure due to a failed PRV.

A slow-draining shower or tub may indicate a build-up of hair that has gone down the drain.

A toilet that kicks on at night may show early signs of components inside the tank failing or high water pressure.

This may mean that the mechanical vent has failed or there's a build-up of hair and sludge in the shower drain.

Low water pressure in your faucet may be because of sediment build-up from the water heater or a failed pressure regulating valve.