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Your 5-Star Diamond Certified Licensed Plumber in Contra Costa County
We’re pleased to announce that Absolute Plumbing & Drain is a 5-star Diamond Certified licensed plumber, sewer, and drain repair company. Founded in 1990, Diamond Certified serves to highlight select and limited top local companies for customers, homeowners, and business owners in Contra Costa County and the surrounding areas.
Absolute Plumbing has a 5-star rating, having garnered 99% customer rankings and loyalty, as well as over 2492 certifications. You can see the full review of our company and customer service on their site here, while you can check the rating methodology that Diamond Certified uses in the graphic below:
As detailed on Diamond Certified’s site, we are renowned for providing top-notch services to address all plumbing, sewer, fixture, water heater, and gas line needs. Additionally, we are commended for our emergency services throughout Contra Costa County.
When interviewed by DC about what makes our business special, owner Hamid Rod Tehrani said, “We always make sure our customers understand what we’re doing and how they can avoid similar issues from happening in the future. We draw upon our years of experience to provide them with the best possible service, and they really appreciate that.”
He added that Absolute Plumbing loves taking on difficult projects and producing quality results. “Each job has its own unique challenges, so it’s very rewarding when we’re able to solve a customer’s problem and leave them completely satisfied,” Mr. Tehrani concluded.
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Signs That Your Water Heater is Ailing
Thankfully, your water heater will give some signs before it just goes kaput on you. This is very helpful, if you know what signs to look for. Being able to tell when your water heater is having trouble can give you that much of a head start on any kind of malfunction or breakdown, and reduce the amount of damage that is done.
Some of those signs include:
- The water coming out of your faucets doesn’t seem as hot as usual. This is a sign that either the heating element or the thermostat might need to be serviced
- There is a pool of water around the base of your water heater. This could be a sign that the tank is leaking and should be investigated right away.
- The thermostat is set to 120 degrees but, the water is cold. If you have a gas water heater, this could be a sign that the pilot light as gone out. If you have an electric water heater, this may be a sign that the heating coil is not working.
Make sure to contact us right away if your water heater shows any of these signs. Most of them are relatively minor but, if left without repair, they can each escalate into something major very quickly. It is important to give us a call as soon as you notice any of these signs so that we can thoroughly inspect your water heater and identify any areas of concern that might be causing the problem.