Depending on what all you are looking to take out of the water (calcium and or chlorine) a water softener system install can range anywhere from $17000-5000 in the San Antonio area. 

When you have a toilet that is constantly running it could be as simple as having a bad flapper or you could possibly have to go as far as rebuilding the insides of the toilet or even replacement, depending on wear and tear of the toilet at the time.

Although garbage disposals may be able to handle a lot of our left over food, be careful when putting greasy items down your disposal! Grease builds up in the disposal and on the walls of the pipes and cause costly plumbing issues down the road

Chemical drain cleaners may work great when you have a clog, however, chemical drain cleaners are terrible for your pipes as well as the environment. If a chemical is out down drain pipes to often it could potentially cause leaks in your sewer system.

If you are running out of hot water quickly you need to call PlumbSmart right away because there is something wrong with your heater that needs to be looked at and addressed. It may be something as simple as the pilot light or it could possibly be a major issue and you have a leak on the tank! Either way call PlumbSmart ASAP.

South Texas is know for its hard water! A water softener is one of the most valuable items you can have in your home and can protect you from spending thousands and thousands of dollars on appliance and plumbing repairs throughout the years. Although it may be costly upfront, it is well worth the expense in the long run

If you truly look at the science behind ion exchange and water softening you would understand that the only true way to soften your water is with a salt/ potassium type water softener. The saltless systems can help with calcium and some certain things in the water but the only way to truly rid yourself of hard water is with a salt system. 

If you call PlumbSmart or a professional when purchasing your water softening system you should never have to worry about running out of soft water in your home!

1. Our plumbing company offers a wide range of services in San Antonio, including residential and commercial plumbing repair, maintenance, and installation. We also offer emergency plumbing services and can handle everything from simple clogged drains to complex plumbing projects.

1. You may have a plumbing emergency if you are experiencing a sudden loss of water, a sewage backup, or a significant leak. In these cases, it is important to shut off the water supply and call a plumber as soon as possible to prevent further damage.

1. There are several things you can do to prevent clogged drains in your home. Avoid flushing large or non-biodegradable items down the toilet, and use strainers in your sinks to catch food and other debris. It is also a good idea to have your drains professionally cleaned on a regular basis.

1. Yes, we offer plumbing services for commercial properties in San Antonio. Our team has experience working on a variety of commercial plumbing projects and can provide timely and reliable service to keep your business running smoothly.

1. Some of the most common plumbing problems in San Antonio include clogged drains, leaky pipes, and faulty water heaters. These issues can often be resolved with simple repairs, but in some cases, more extensive work may be needed.

There are a few signs that you may need to replace your water heater, including a lack of hot water, rust or corrosion on the tank, and loud noises coming from the unit. If you are experiencing any of these issues, it is a good idea to have a plumber assess the condition

1. Yes, we offer plumbing maintenance plans for homes in San Antonio. These plans can help you identify and address potential plumbing issues before they become major problems, and can also help you save money on repairs in the long run.

1. There are several ways you can save water and reduce your water bill. Some options include fixing leaks as soon as they are discovered, using low-flow showerheads and toilets, and installing water-efficient appliances.