Home Maintenance & Repair

Male plumber repairing a toilet tank in a light-colored bathroom, addressing a constantly running toilet for NWA C&S Plumbing.

Why Is My Toilet Constantly Running?

Why a Running Toilet Is a Serious Problem A toilet that won’t stop running isn’t just an annoyance, it’s one of the most common sources of wasted water in homes. Many homeowners ignore the sound, assuming it’s harmless, but a single running toilet can waste up to 200 gallons of water per day. Over time, […]

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Plumber inspecting sediment buildup inside a water heater tank to diagnose popping and rumbling noises at NWA C&S Plumbing.

Why Does My Water Heater Make a Popping or Rumbling Noise?

Understanding What’s Happening Inside Your Water Heater Your water heater is one of the hardest-working systems in your home. Whether you have a traditional tank or a modern tankless model, it heats water multiple times a day. Over time, naturally occurring minerals like calcium and magnesium from Northwest Arkansas’s hard water settle inside the tank.

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Modern shower with plumbing issues such as low water pressure in a Fayetteville, AR home

What Causes Low Water Pressure in the Shower?

Why Water Pressure Matters A strong, steady shower is one of life’s simple comforts, but when water pressure drops, it’s frustrating and can signal deeper plumbing problems. Poor pressure doesn’t just affect comfort—it also impacts your water heater’s performance, increases shower time, and can indicate leaks or corrosion in your plumbing system. In Northwest Arkansas,

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Leaking pipe inside a wall showing early signs of a hidden water leak in a home

What Are the Signs of a Hidden Water Leak in Your Home?

Why Hidden Water Leaks Are a Serious Problem A small, unseen water leak may not seem urgent, but over time it can waste thousands of gallons of water and cause extensive property damage. What begins as a pinhole leak in a pipe inside your wall or under your floor can lead to structural issues, mold,

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