Diego Rodriguez

Few things are more disruptive to a Las Vegas morning than stepping into an ice-cold shower. If your current water heater is leaking, making strange noises, or just not keeping up with demand, you are likely facing the big decision: stick with a traditional tank or upgrade to a modern tankless system? In the Las […]

You walk into your bathroom in the morning, and there it is: a tiny, fuzzy, black moth-like insect resting on the wall. You squash it, but the next day, there are three more. These aren’t ordinary house flies or fruit flies. These are drain flies (also known as sewer gnats or filter flies). And unlike

You have a slow drain. You call a plumber. They clear it. Two weeks later, it’s clogged again. Frustrating, right? This cycle often happens because many homeowners (and some plumbers) treat the symptom rather than the disease. When it comes to clearing a blockage, there are two main weapons in our arsenal at Clean Hits

The garbage disposal is the unsung hero of the modern kitchen. It makes cleanup a breeze and keeps our trash cans from smelling like last week’s dinner. However, many homeowners treat their disposal like a black hole that can swallow anything. The reality? Your disposal is not a trash compactor. It is a delicate machine

Your home’s plumbing speaks to you. Usually, it’s the quiet whoosh of water flowing away. But sometimes, it makes a sound that should send a shiver down your spine: The Gurgle. If you flush the toilet and hear a bubbling sound coming from the shower drain, or if your kitchen sink burps when the washing

We love our palms, mesquites, and desert willows. They provide much-needed shade and beauty in the Las Vegas heat. But below the surface, a war is being fought between your landscaping and your plumbing. In the desert, water is scarce. Your sewer lines are essentially an “all-you-can-drink” buffet for thirsty trees. If you have large

We live in the age of YouTube tutorials. With a quick search, you can watch someone fix just about anything in five minutes. As a Las Vegas homeowner, the temptation to save a service call fee and fix a plumbing issue yourself is strong. We get it—we like saving money, too. At Clean Hits Pipe

Picture this: It is 2:00 AM. You wake up to the sound of rushing water. A pipe has burst in the kitchen, and water is flooding your hardwood floors. Panic sets in. Do you know exactly what to do in the next 60 seconds to stop the damage? In a plumbing emergency, speed is everything.

When people think of Las Vegas plumbing problems, they usually think of the scorching summer heat. But if you have lived in the valley for more than a year, you know the truth: The desert gets freezing cold at night. Every winter, typically in December and January, temperatures in Las Vegas drop below freezing overnight.

Opening your water bill in Las Vegas is rarely a fun experience. But there is a difference between the normal cost of desert living and a bill that makes your jaw drop. If your usage has spiked for no apparent reason, you aren’t just paying for water you used—you are likely paying for water that