While performing routine plumbing maintenance helps keep your residential plumbing system working well, it doesn't completely rule out the chance of a plumbing emergency. Emergency plumbing situations can occur at any moment, prompting you to contact an emergency plumber for help. Here are some common plumbing mishaps that may warrant the services of an emergency plumber. A Running Toilet A normally functioning toilet only runs when it is being used. The annoying noise you hear right after you flush the toilet indicates that the toilet tank is filling up for the next flush.

Water pressure pumps, also known as booster pumps, are great for homes that receive low-pressure water. The pump uses a motor and impeller to increase water pressure at the main inlet pipe, allowing you to access high-pressure water in your faucets and other plumbing fixtures. Over time, this equipment may fail due to poor maintenance or wear and tear. Below are the top signs indicating your water pump requires repairs.