Bedrock Plumbing

10/17/2025

Don't wait for flooding to test your sump pump. Test your sump pump by pouring a bucket of water into the pit, watch the float rise and pump activate, listen for unusual noises, check that water discharges properly away from your home, and test your backup power system. Annual testing before storm season can prevent basement floods and save thousands in water damage repairs. Drop a "✓" if you've tested or "⏰" if you plan to test soon.

Test your sump pump by pouring a bucket of water into the sump pit—the float should rise and trigger the pump to activate within seconds, then shut off once water drains. Check that water discharges away from your foundation through the outlet pipe, listen for unusual grinding or rattling noises, ...

10/17/2025

Don't wait for flooding to test your sump pump. Test your sump pump by pouring a bucket of water into the pit, watch the float rise and pump activate, listen for unusual noises, check that water discharges properly away from your home, and test your backup power system. Annual testing before storm season can prevent basement floods and save thousands in water damage repairs. Drop a "✓" if you've tested or "⏰" if you plan to test soon. ://bedrockplumbers.com/how-do-i-know-if-my-sump-pump-is-working-properly/

Test your sump pump by pouring a bucket of water into the sump pit—the float should rise and trigger the pump to activate within seconds, then shut off once water drains. Check that water discharges away from your foundation through the outlet pipe, listen for unusual grinding or rattling noises, ...

09/13/2025

Have you asked the plumber or technician in your home how they're compensated? What if they were 100% commission based? Doesn't seem to align with caring about the customer.

Bedrock is proud to operate with no sales commissions, in fact, we only bonus our plumbers on 5 star reviews, meaning they're 100% aligned with taking care of you!

07/18/2025

This snake’s here to clear the clog, not scare the neighbors.

07/16/2025

Who knew team building could be so cutting-edge? Yesterday, our teams went out for our quarterly outing and threw some axes at Dragons Lair Axe and Tap.

07/15/2025

Is your hot water smelling like rotten eggs or your heater rusting out too soon? The anode rod might be the culprit.

It’s a hidden hero with a tough job, protecting your water heater from corrosion every single day.

Purpose: The anode rod attracts corrosive minerals in the water, sacrificing itself to keep your tank from rusting.

Location: Inside the water heater tank, typically screwed into the top. You won’t see it unless you open the unit.

Why it matters: A worn-out anode rod means your tank starts corroding from the inside. Replacing it can double the life of your water heater and save you from an early (and expensive) replacement.

Pro tip: Inspect your anode rod every 2–3 years. If it’s corroded down to the steel core, it’s time for a new one. It’s a small fix that protects a big investment.

07/11/2025

No surprises. Just peace of mind. Our plumbing membership includes a full home checkup + your personalized plumbing score. Stay ahead of issues before they become emergencies.

07/08/2025

Are your dishes spotty or your shower feeling less “fresh”? Your water softener might be due for a check-up.

It’s an overlooked system with a big job and if it’s not working right, hard water could be causing build-up, stains, and wear on your appliances.

Purpose: A water softener removes minerals like calcium and magnesium from hard water, helping extend the life of your pipes, water heater, and more.

Location: Usually found near where your main water line enters the home. Often in the basement, garage, or utility closet.

Why it matters: Hard water can clog pipes, reduce efficiency, damage appliances, and leave buildup on everything from faucets to your skin.

Pro tip: Check your salt level monthly. If it’s low or bridging (forming a hard crust), it’s time to refill or break it up. A quick check can save you costly repairs down the line.

07/04/2025

This Independence Day, we’re proud to serve the communities that make America strong. Happy 4th from all of us at Plumbing!

07/01/2025

Is your toilet constantly running? The flapper might be to blame. It’s a small part with a big job and it could be wasting gallons of water every day.

Purpose: The flapper seals the tank and lifts to release water during a flush. When it wears out, your toilet won’t stop running.

Location: Inside the toilet tank, connected to the flush handle and the flush valve.

Why it matters: A faulty flapper can waste up to 200 gallons of water a day. That’s money down the drain and bad for the environment.

Pro tip: Check your flapper once a year. If it’s warped, cracked, or doesn’t seal properly, it’s time to replace it. It’s an easy DIY fix that can save big.

06/30/2025

Our newest members of the Bedrock Plumbing family recently got some swag.

They'll need a few hours under their belts before being on call!

06/27/2025

Think before you pour! Using the wrong chemicals in your plumbing can corrode pipes, harm the environment, and cost you more in repairs. Trust the pros for safe and effective solutions.