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It’s the end of a hard day. Your muscles are aching for a relaxing shower. You turn the tap on and wait for that stream of hot water and … nothing. No. Hot. Water.

For many homeowners, drains tend to get neglected until drain cleaning becomes absolutely necessary, usually because of a clog or a leak. When homeowners go about drain cleaning, there are a few common mistakes they tend to make, all of which lead to more problems (and even serious damage) than they had to begin with.

The water from your tap may look crystal clear, but is it? A quick visual check to make sure there’s no debris or contaminants and you’re probably ready to use your water for a bunch of purposes.

No one likes having a clogged drain. What’s the best way to deal with it, though?

There’s no emergency quite like a plumbing emergency. As your workplace begins to flood, panic inevitably sets in. However, you need to act quickly. What you do next has massive consequences for your building.

When you’re taking a shower and discover water slowly seeping above your ankles, that’s a red flag indicating your shower isn’t draining correctly. This might seem like a minor problem at first, but in a day or two, that slow draining may stop altogether, leading to a mess in your bathtub.