Can you spot the early signs of plumbing problems? If you act fast, you can prevent minor issues from becoming costly repairs. Here are some clues that you might need to call a plumber:

• Unusually high water bills: If your water bills are unexpectedly high for no apparent reason, you may have plumbing leaks. These can be hidden behind walls or underground where you can’t see them, but they still cause damage and cost money.
• Persistent clogs or slow drains: While occasional clogs aren’t a major concern, ongoing drainage issues and frequent backups indicate a severe blockage or even damaged pipes. To prevent disruptions to your daily activities or more serious plumbing failures down the road, address clogs and slow drains promptly.
• Water stains on ceilings or walls: Yellowish brown stains are a clear sign of leaks, whether from your pipes or your roof. Seek out and fix the underlying issues to prevent structural damage and mold growth.
• Strange noises from pipes: Banging, whistling, and gurgling indicate various problems, such as air entrapment, high water pressure, or impending pipe failure. Consider these sounds a sign that you should call a plumber.

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