Sam Howarth 
All homeowners will experience some sort of plumbing situation when he owns a house, but can he know what are what a repair might required.
Emergency plumbing problems can be avoided by reduces the trauma of dripping taps, lowged drains by taking following: 1. used to relieve a toilet of clogging obstructed with debris
Leaks
Leaks are one of plumbing. They constitute a waste of water and they may cause of microorganisms like the long term. Therefore should inspect his installationsts, sinks and if there is some sign of rusting or corrosion,and some clue that leakage is already taking place.
If you notice a leak in your residence, act quickly. Shut off your property’s source of water ahead of wiping up wetness on the floor and tidying up any circuitously sprayed water. Install a drip-beating showerhead, and a drain screen for your bathtub and sink drains to trap stray hair and other collected basics that could eventually block pipes and constrict further leaks.
Installing valves that shut off the flow of water with only a quarter turn, such as ball valves One or two main valves are installed where water enters the house to limit the flooding and damage when a pipe in an unreachable part of the home ruptures you can also make temporary fixes for leaky joints and cracks in your pipes by wrapping them with fibreglass wrap, and then applying self-fusing silicone tape until you can make a more permanent fix another important thing to do is to check home’s water pressure, while it is a good idea to invest in a water softener as it significantly reduces the minerals in your water that contribute to scaling and damaging your pipes.
Clogged Drains
Blocked drains are one of the most common reasons people call plumbers and often happen at inopportune moments, not to mention being expensive and disruptive to deal with. Proactive maintenance can help to prevent such problems entirely.
Putting a strainer in your kitchen sink can keep hairs and food chunks from going down your drain, and cleaning your bathtub and shower drains on a regular basis is essential, too. Drain screens can even be installed over pipe openings to keep gunk from entering them.
Keep in mind, too, that drains and sewer lines are plumbed to carry only human excrement and water – no other waste should be flushed down them, which can form blockages or send the contents of your sewer back into your home, making a plunger useful, too, for dissolving obstructions rapidly and efficiently.
Overflowing Toilets
A clogged toilet is a massive inconvenience, can present serious health risks, and could be quite expensive if it leads to water damage in your home.
If your toilet is overflowing, shut off the water supply as soon as possible. There should be a valve near your toilet you can turn off, to shut off the water flow into the toilet – if there is no such thing, you need to find the main water shut-off point and turn that off instead.
Second, remove the toilet tank lid, and depress the circular rubber valve at the bottom to prevent more water from entering the bowl. Never flush, which will only elevate water levels further; instead, use a wet/dry vacuum to pull up and disinfect material exposed to wastewater.
Frozen Pipes
A frozen pipe can cause extensive and costly damage to both your plumbing system and structure from the build-up of ice, and this damage is often the result of being exposed to cold temperatures for an extended period of time, both indoors and out. Pipes on or near exterior walls or areas with no heat are most likely to freeze, making repairing them even costlier than it would otherwise be.
If you think you have frozen pipes, turn off the water supply to that area and find the frozen pipe section. Apply consistent heat by wrapping a heating pad around it, using an electric hair dryer, or portable space heaters without them touching any flammable items or towels with hot water until it melts all the ice and returns the pressure to normal.
If your makeshift thawing efforts don’t work, call a licensed plumber asap. Your best bet is to also have a neighbour check in for you every day to make sure exterior water pipes don’t burst — interior water pipes are at risk of bursting, too, should a pipe start thawing and then refreeze inside your walls.