Tree Roots.

Don’t fear the tree roots. They do not mean thousands of dollars of repairs if they clog up your home’s drains in Southeast Pennsylvania. That may be your first thought, and if you call the wrong plumber, that may be what you come to believe. Joe Canty of All Drains Bensalem says…”wait a moment, let me take a look”.

Joe is a hard-working, honest plumber. He will do everything in his power to get your drain flowing without taking out a second mortgage!  Just because you have roots doesn't mean you have to replace your sewer line in the immediate future. Some plumbers will do a money grab and convince you to believe whatever they say.

The bottom line is that homeowners in Bucks and Bensalem County KNOW they can trust Joe Canty of All Drains Bensalem. That has been the case for this entire century. As long as Joe Canty is at the helm you can count on that being the case for decades to come. Just call this phone number (267) 356-3857. You will discover much more at alldrainsbensalem.com.

What is the Cause of Low Water Pressure?

What causes low water pressure in your southeast Pennsylvania home or office? Here is something…if you have issues with seals and connections that can impact the water pressure coming out of the faucet, it becomes important to not only to inspect the faucet and fixture themselves but the connections as well.

That’s one of the many reasons why you call All Drains Plumbing of Bensalem. Joe Canty is a plumber you have trusted for decades. If it is an emergency or a concern…Joe is the guy. He will come to your home or office and test for drain clogging and other concerns that may be slowing down the water flow.

It is nice to have a plumber that you can always count on in Bucks and Montgomery Counties isn’t it? Joe Canty is the proud owner of All Drains Plumbing, headquartered in Bensalem. You should see all that Joe does at alldrainsbensalem.com. When you need Joe Canty, he will be there. Just call (267) 356-3857.

Checked Your Sump Pump Lately?

Follow this Checklist:

1. Sump pump check to make sure discharge line is not clogged.

2. Check to make sure it has a check valve, and it is operating properly.

3. Some pumps have a built in float, like Zoeller cast iron pumps, and some have a separate float that plugs into the pump. The pumps that have a separate float can be tested by unplugging the float and directly plugging into the outlet. By doing so you can bypass the float. This will tell you if the pump or the float are bad.

This may buy you a little time until a plumber can get there. But if you do that DO NOT leave it plugged in. You will burn out the pump. The float tells the pump when to operate. So by bypassing the float the pump will not turn off until unplugging it.

4. Like anything else, it has moving parts that need to move occasionally so they don’t seize up. If you have a utility sink in the basement or a hose connection of some kind, it may not be a bad idea to cycle your pump if not frequently used.

5. Also, if you have a back-up pump you can do the same by unplugging your main pump and cycling your back-up. Back-ups fail because years may go by and the back-up pump may never cycle. It’s good that you haven’t lost power but not good for the pump.

Liberty has a nice back-up pump powered by water rather than electricity or battery. These require minimum maintenance. These seem to be the future of back-up pumps. They do need a water line and a separate discharge line ran but they seem to be the future.

As many of my customers know, I like to see new products operate for a couple of years before I start to use them in your home. When given the opportunity to make choices, remember, I’m always just a phone call away if you need a sump pump in Bensalem, or a pump repair in the Bensalem area.

-Joe Canty

(267) 356-3857   

alldrainsbensalem.com

This is Not the Time for Backed Up Sinks in Your Laundry Room.

When things go haywire in your Southeastern, PA laundry room it can be annoying at best…especially when it’s hot and muggy. When the sink or the washing machine itself backs up, it is time to call a reliable plumber to clear the back up. That call, in the Bensalem area, should be to Joe Canty.

Here are some of the signs -

1. The water has stopped draining out of the washer.

2. The water backs up at the pipes.

3. Do you have cast iron pipes in your home?

4. The p-trap is closed.

These things, and much more are the reason you call Joe! Joe Canty, the owner of All Drains Plumbing will come to your home in Bucks and Montgomery Counties and clear out the problem in your laundry room. Just visit his website at alldrainsbensalem.com for all the details and call (267) 356-3857 for service.

In My Eyes You Folks are Heroes!

Did you serve in the U.S. military? Are you a first responder helping to save lives in the greater Philadelphia area? Are you a member of one of our area police forces or fire departments? Do you teach school in the Bensalem area? As the owner of All Drains Bensalem, I salute you!

My name is Joe Canty, and I am honored to serve this area with honest, thorough, and guaranteed hard work when it comes to your plumbing. I would like to offer you a discount on my services if you serve the public in one of the above professions. It would be my honor.

If you live in Bucks or Montgomery counties and you have a plumbing emergency, or just routine maintenance that should be done, I hope you call me. All Drains Bensalem is proud to serve this area’s plumbing needs. Call me at (267) 356-3857. Take a look at the website at alldrainsbensalem.com.

The Difference Between a Sump Pump and an Ejector Pump.

Here is what you need to know: a sump pump is used to remove ground water. An ejector pump moves water from basement appliances, such as toilets, sinks, and appliances. These two pumps, while appearing very similar, have two entirely different functions.

It is not as important that you know that as it is to know whom to trust in the Bensalem area to repair and replace them. When it comes to sump pumps and ejector pumps, the right person to call is Joe Canty - the owner of All Drains Bensalem, serving Bucks and Montgomery counties as well as the surrounding area in Southeast PA.

The bottom line is that Joe Canty of All Drains Bensalem is a plumber you can trust for regular maintenance and emergencies! His company slogan is “one call clears it all” and it is an apt description of what Joe does. When you have a plumbing problem in the Bensalem area, call him at (267) 356-3857. To see the big picture go to alldrainsbensalem.com.

How to Choose a Plumber.

Choosing a plumber anywhere in the country is all about finding someone who has put in the work. What does that mean? Well, this means having a state license, full-coverage liability insurance, and a written guarantee to back up their claims. When you call Bensalem area plumber Joe Canty of All Drains Plumbing all of the boxes are checked!

Here is a partial checklist to start with –

1.  Evaluate what plumbing service(s) you are seeking.

2.  Verify their credentials.

3.  Take a look at reviews.

4.  Secure a contract of expectations from the plumber.

That is a good start. When you need a plumber in the Philadelphia area, particularly in surrounding Bucks and Montgomery Counties, call Joe Canty of All Drains Plumbing Bensalem. This is a guy that you will probably call over and over again for your plumbing needs. Call Joe at 267-356-3857. See some of his plumbing skills at alldrainsbensalem.com.