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Clogged Toilets

If you have a toilet clog, you can use a plunger to attempt to clear the pipe. Plungers are quite simple to use; press the rubber suction cup on the end of the device over the drain hole and pump the handle vigorously. Once successfully unclogged, your toilet should drain on its own.

Sink & Shower Clogs:

Sinks and showers often clog due to hair and other debris making its way down the drain. A handheld wire drain auger is a useful tool for helping you to clear such clogs. Most hardware stores sell these devices for under $10.

You'll simply thread the wire into the drain and crank the handle until the wire snags on something in the drain. Then, you'll pull the wire back out and dispose of whatever was stuck in the pipe.

If you don't have electricity in your rental home, first call your utility provider to troubleshoot the issue. Many electrical problems are caused by billing discrepancies and temporary grid outages.

If you still need help after speaking with the utility company, contact us for assistance.

If you don't have hot water in your rental home, locate the water heater and check the settings on the side of the tank. Does everything look accurate? If your heater is gas-powered, is the pilot light lit?

If you make any changes to the tank settings, give the heater at least 20 minutes to take the changes into effect.

If your heat or air conditioning isn't working properly, use the central thermostat in your home to troubleshoot the issue. Verify that all settings are accurate and attempt to cycle the system off and back on again to restore the defaults.

If you still need help, let us know.

In the event of an emergency where your safety is in danger, call 911 for immediate help.

For maintenance emergencies, call our office.