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When it comes to plumbing issues, things can happen fast. However, some plumbing problems don’t need emergency plumbing services and can hold for a few hours or days. Common plumbing emergencies requiring urgent attention include failed sump pumps, burst pipes, sewer backups, and shut-off valve failures. 

These situations require immediate attention because they increase the likelihood of causing flooding and deeper structural problems. If you are dealing with these plumbing emergencies or any other that warrant the need for an emergency plumber, contact our emergency line (801) 262-4671. Our 24-hour dispatch center will dispatch one of our emergency technicians.

Some of the most common plumbing problems that occur in the home include dripping faucets, slow-draining sinks, clogged drains, clogged toilets, running toilets, faulty water heaters, low water pressure, jammed garbage disposals, leaky pipes, or a backed-up sewer system. 

Unlike plumbing emergencies that need immediate attention, these plumbing problems can build over time. Getting the care of a trained plumber will ensure that your plumbing system works correctly throughout the year. You can contact our certified plumbers at (801) 262-4671 to set up an appointment to fix your plumbing issue as soon as possible.

HVAC is an acronym for heating, venting, air conditioning. An HVAC system controls all of these areas using fresh air from outdoors to provide quality indoor air. One of the reasons the HVAC system is growing in popularity is its ventilation capabilities, which provide better air quality. It also removes moisture, smoke, odors, heat, dust, airborne bacteria, carbon dioxide, and other gases, as well as helps control room temperature and oxygen replenishment.

Many people are starting to add refrigeration to the HVAC acronym over the last few years. If you see HVACR, remember that it is synonymous with the heating and air conditioning industry.

Yes, Manwill offers several maintenance plan options. There is a furnace-only plan that applies to all furnace maintenance and repairs. You can sign up for air conditioner and plumbing plans, as well. Whatever service plans you need, our SLC HVAC team has a plan that will fit nearly all homes or businesses.

The best place to start is annual maintenance. Our experienced Salt Lake City heating and air conditioning technicians recommend a professional check-up in the fall for your furnace. Then, you should receive another tune-up service in the spring for your air conditioner. These two services can dramatically change each system’s life expectancy and prevent any breakdowns that could occur during peak season. Our HVAC technicians will clean any dirty components, review your system’s efficiency, and catch any problems early on — before they cause a severe issue.

Without proper air filter maintenance, the debris can clog up and potentially harm your furnace and your family’s health. Bad air circulation could even be the culprit behind your colds and flu during the winter season. Most 1-inch filters should be replaced about every three months. Some wider width filters can see up to a year’s life expectancy because of the surface area they provide.

By changing your furnace air filter regularly, you will promote better air circulation throughout your home. It will also keep your HVAC system running as it should without getting it clogged. You can also clean them whenever you notice a build-up of debris or dust. If you need help replacing your furnace filter or have any questions, call the team at Manwill. We can take care of you in no time.