FAQs

Our plumbers employ advanced non-invasive techniques to locate concealed leaks. These methods include the use of acoustic listening devices, thermal imaging cameras, and pressure testing equipment. These technologies allow us to detect leaks accurately without causing unnecessary damage to your property.

Yes, we provide emergency plumbing services in Wichita and the surrounding areas.

Indeed, Tier 1 Plumbing offers comprehensive leak detection and repair services for both residential and commercial properties in Wichita. Our expertise helps businesses minimize downtime and prevent costly water damage.

Slab leaks are relatively common in Wichita, particularly in older homes and areas with unstable soil. The city's seasonal temperature fluctuations can lead to foundation movement, which may stress underground pipes and contribute to slab leaks.

While some situations may require limited wall access, our primary goal is to minimize disruption to your property. We strive to complete repairs efficiently and leave your space in excellent condition.

To prevent clogged drains, refrain from disposing of grease, coffee grounds, and food waste down the drain. Install drain covers to catch hair and debris, and regularly flush your drains with hot water to maintain their cleanliness.

We recommend scheduling annual plumbing inspections. Regular check-ups allow for early detection of potential issues, preventing them from developing into more severe and costly problems.

Low water pressure can result from various factors, including mineral accumulation in pipes, leaks, blockages, or issues with the municipal water supply. A professional plumber can accurately diagnose and address the specific cause of your low water pressure.

To prevent frozen pipes, ensure proper insulation of exposed pipes, allow warm air circulation by keeping cabinet doors open, and let faucets drip during extremely cold weather conditions.

On average, water heaters have a lifespan of 8 to 12 years. However, with proper maintenance and care, it's possible to extend the operational life of your water heater.