If your plumbing system is working well, it's likely out of sight, out of mind. Usually it's when something has gone wrong that our property's plumbing comes to the forefront of our mind. Many homeowners aren't even aware what type of plumbing system they have or the basics of how their plumbing operates. Do you know what type of plumbing system you have? Let City Plumbing and Rooter help you find out!

Types of Plumbing Systems

How to Tell If You Have a Closed Plumbing System

Below are some signs that you may have a closed plumbing system.

• Your fixtures or appliances are equipped with an air gap or backflow prevention device 
• You have to reset a circuit breaker panel for your plumbing system to work properly 
• Your property has a septic tank or is connected to a sewer system
  

Best Practices When You Have Closed Plumbing

If you have a closed plumbing system, it's important to keep an eye on the water pressure and the overall performance of your plumbing. If you notice any changes in pressure or flow, such as low water pressure or frequent clogs, then it may be time to call a professional plumber to assess the situation. Additionally, make sure to keep up with regular maintenance of your plumbing fixtures and appliances, such as unclogging drains, replacing washers in faucets, and cleaning out the pipes. It also never hurts to have a routine plumbing inspection ensure everything is in tip-top shape!

Contact City Plumbing and Rooter for Your Plumbing Needs Today

No matter what type of plumbing system you have, it's important to stay on top of both maintenance and repairs. It's easy to overlook small problems until they become big ones. Contact City Plumbing and Rooter today to schedule a plumbing inspection or repair. Our team of experienced plumbers can provide you with quality service and peace of mind so that your property is always running smoothly. Get in touch today!