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A high-quality metal sink drain, showcased against a clean white background in the upper left corner of the image, represents one of the reliable solutions provided by Holloway Plumbing for effective and efficient drain cleaning services.

What’s the Best Way to Maintain My Drains?

A clogged sink always seems to show up at the worst possible time, like when guests are on the way, or dinner is halfway cooked, and the kitchen sink will not drain. In many homes and small businesses, those stressful moments could be avoided with a few simple habits and

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A bright, modern bathroom showcases beige tile, a sleek glass-enclosed shower, white toilet, and a vessel sink set on a stylish vanity. Open shelves neatly display towels beneath a horizontal window with blinds. Holloway Plumbing’s expert team ensures the space stays fresh and functional by taking preventative steps against common issues like clogged shower drains.

What Are the Signs That My Shower Drain Is Clogged?

A healthy shower should drain steadily, leave no standing water around your feet, and smell neutral, not swampy or sour. When that changes, even a little, your plumbing is trying to tell you something. Small warning signs of a clogged shower drain usually show up long before you have a

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A kitchen sink at a Holloway Plumbing customer’s home is filled with soapy water, stacked bowls, and utensils resting in suds, suggesting a possible clogged drain that may need prompt professional attention from our team.

What Should I Do if I Have a Clogged Drain?

A clogged drain has a way of showing up at the worst possible moment, whether you are cleaning up after a family gathering or getting ready for bed. When water will not go where it should, everyday routines stop fast. Knowing what to do in the first few minutes can

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A steady stream of water flows from an opening at the base of a brick building, likely due to a slab leak. The water is forming a puddle, dampening the surrounding soil and concrete near the location, highlighting an issue Holloway Plumbing’s team can expertly address for our customers.

Spotting the Signs of a Slab Leak

It’s challenging to catch a slab leak before the moisture causes severe foundation damage. By the time you realize something is wrong, erosion may have occurred and caused cracking or sinking. You can avoid the need for slab foundation repair by calling your plumber as soon as you notice these

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A Holloway Plumbing technician fine-tunes the temperature control knobs on a wall-mounted water heater beside a tiled wall, making sure the system operates efficiently and checking carefully for any signs of leaks.

Common Troubles Behind Water Heater Leaking in Cold Months

Winter weather in Kendall County doesn’t just bring cooler mornings and the occasional freeze. It can also cause trouble for homes, especially when it leads to unexpected leaks from your water heater. If you’ve noticed your water heater leaking more often in colder months, there’s likely a reason behind it.

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