Top-rated plumbing services in Highland, Utah

If your toilet begins to overflow immediately after a flush, it may be clogged. Immediately stop the flow of the water to minimize water damage. Lift your tank’s lid and hold down the flapper valve (don’t worry, this water is clean). Lift the float that powers the tank fill valve to stop your tank from filling up. Hold these in place for a few minutes to cut off the water supply, allowing the water level to return back to normal. Most importantly, you’ll need to clear the clog, which simply requires a plunger. However, if you can’t clear it yourself, it’s time to call Salisbury Plumbing. 

It’s no secret that moisture collects on the floor, and with your basement being located underground, it’s surrounded by moisture at all times, making your space susceptible to seepage. At Salisbury, we know that the three primary reasons water comes up from the basement floor are due to drain issues, groundwater, and leaking pipes. Sadly, there’s not much you can do about water flowing through the ground and pushing up against your home’s floor and walls. Let our technicians take care of this problem for you. 

It sounds like your hose bib has frozen during the cold months, so you may have a crack in your pipes. This crack is probably narrow enough to prevent water from leaking when there’s no back-pressure, but the second you turn your hose on, this pressure increases and backs into your home. Contact us before a flood or water damage occurs. 

When you run your bathroom sink’s water, your toilet bubbles and gurgles. This bubbling occurs due to air trapped in your plumbing system. We recommend running the water in the sink closest to the toilet for approximately one minute. If your toilet gurgles and the water level inside rises, you may have a clogged sewer line. Our licensed plumbers have dealt with several clogged sewer lines for over a decade, so you can count on us to fix yours.