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Dealing with a loose or wobbly faucet handle? Charlotte Plumbing walks you through quick DIY steps to tighten it up and restore proper function—no plumber needed.
Is your garbage disposal smelling bad or making strange noises? Learn how to identify and fix common disposal issues with help from Charlotte Plumbing.
Discover simple DIY solutions to fix a slow-draining bathtub before calling a plumber. Charlotte Plumbing shares expert tips to clear buildup and keep drains flowing.
Is your shower head leaking nonstop? Discover the causes and DIY tips to stop the drip—or call Charlotte Plumbing for fast, expert repairs in the Charlotte, NC area.
Need to unclog a toilet without a plunger? Charlotte Plumbing shares safe, effective DIY methods using items you already have at home. Learn step-by-step solutions from local pros.
If you’ve tackled a plumbing project at home, you’ve probably come across two common sealing products: plumber’s putty and Teflon tape (also known as thread seal tape). Both play an important role in preventing leaks — but they’re not interchangeable. At Charlotte Plumbing, we often see DIY jobs go sideways simply because the wrong sealant was used in the wrong place.
A running toilet is more than just an annoyance — it’s a steady drain on your water bill and a potential sign of wear inside your tank. One of the most common causes? A worn-out toilet flapper. At Charlotte Plumbing, we help homeowners across the Charlotte area resolve small issues before they turn into costly problems. If you’re the DIY type, here’s a straightforward guide to replacing a toilet flapper and stopping that constant running.
Clean, safe water is something every homeowner wants — and a whole-home water filtration system is one way to get it. But are these systems right for everyone? At Charlotte Plumbing, we install and service water filtration systems across the Charlotte area, and we’ve seen firsthand the benefits (and limitations) they can bring. Here's a breakdown to help you decide if a water filtration system makes sense for your home.
Chemical drain cleaners might seem like an easy fix for a clogged sink or slow-draining tub, but they come with risks that homeowners should understand before reaching for the bottle. At Charlotte Plumbing, we believe in educating our customers so they can make safe, informed decisions about their home’s plumbing. Here’s what you need to know about using chemical drain cleaners — and when it's best to call in the professionals.
