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More like what doesn’t clog your drain, am I right? Beauty products, hair, dirt, grease
and food waste are all day-to-day culprits that can lead to blocked drains. At home you
can help avoid build up by installing a drain catcher to catch physical debris. After that,
a great way to address small clogs is by pouring a mixture of hot water, baking soda,
and vinegar down your drains to loosen the build-up. If that doesn’t work, it’s time to call
Magnum Plumbing!
Here’s our first big tip regarding garbage disposals, don’t put actual garbage in them.
We’re talking your food wrappers, your tissues, your bills, or your general this-and-that
trash. Stuff like this gets caught between blades and causes build-up trouble in no time.
Here are things plumber approved things to put down the disposal: ice cubes, dish
soap, soft food, non-grease liquids, and cold water. Avoid fibrous foods, grease, oils,
and sticky things to keep your disposal working in tip top shape.
Low water pressure is an annoyingly common and annoyingly… well, annoying…
problem that a lot of homeowners face. Here’s the 411: low water pressure is caused by
a whole slew of different things, including but not limited to: malfunctioning shut off
valves, clogged pipes, crimped water lines, or water meter allocation issues. While
there’s no set reason why it happens, there is a set solution to fixing it: contact us today,
and can point out the specific cause of your low pressure and, in turn, fix it.
There are many reasons your faucet could be leaking. There could be a problem in the
o ring, a small disc that holds the faucet handle in place and, if worn out, can cause
leaking. There could be valve corrosion, problems with the washer, worn out seals, or
general (and unfortunate) broken pipes or fittings. While this list of potential problems
may seem daunting, they’re all problems that can be easily fixed by one of our plumbing
experts.
Yes. Hard water, in short, is water that contains an excessive quantity of dissolved minerals like calcium, magnesium, and so on. Soft water, on the other hand, is treated so harmful minerals don’t build up. For comparison, natural rainwater is soft, not hard. Hard water can cause considerable damage to plumbing fixtures, pipes, and the things water in your home touches such as laundry and even your skin. If you suspect you have a hard water problem, we recommend getting in touch with a Magnum Plumbing professional to get it fixed before it causes any expensive, long-lasting damage to your plumbing.
Toilets will continue to run when the flapper inside he toilet is not closing or sealing
properly. Sometimes, this is due to the toilet handle getting stuck, if you give the handle
a jiggle this my resolve the issue. If you find yourself having to do this frequently, it is
time for you to have your flapper replaced.
Yes. Pacific HVAC is available 24/7 for emergency heating and cooling repairs across Fullerton, Orange County, Los Angeles County, and surrounding Southern California areas.
Response times depend on location and demand, but we prioritize emergency calls and aim for the fastest possible service.
No cooling during extreme heat, no heating in cold weather, system failures, electrical issues, or unsafe system behavior all qualify as emergencies.
Yes, Pacific HVAC is fully licensed and insured for both commercial and residential HVAC work throughout California.
We handle installations, RTU systems, tenant improvements, maintenance programs, and full system replacements.
Yes. We specialize in multi-unit and large-scale commercial HVAC systems, including rooftop units and complex mechanical systems.
Most standard residential installations take 1–2 days. Larger commercial projects may take longer depending on scope.
If your system is over 10–15 years old, inefficient, or frequently breaking down, replacement is often the better long-term option.
We recommend servicing your HVAC system at least twice a year—once before summer and once before winter.
Most standard residential installations take 1–2 days. Larger commercial projects may take longer depending on scope.
If your system is over 10–15 years old, inefficient, or frequently breaking down, replacement is often the better long-term option.
We recommend servicing your HVAC system at least twice a year—once before summer and once before winter.
Signs include uneven cooling/heating, higher energy bills, unusual noises, weak airflow, or frequent cycling.
Most systems last 10–15 years depending on usage, maintenance, and installation quality.
Yes. We offer preventative maintenance programs to improve efficiency, reduce breakdowns, and extend system lifespan.
Poor airflow, uneven temperatures, dust buildup, or rising energy bills can indicate duct problems.
Yes. We provide full ductwork installation, repair, sealing, and modifications.
Yes. Leaky or damaged ducts can significantly reduce efficiency and increase energy costs.
We use professional diagnostic tools, pressure testing, and system inspections to identify problems accurately.
Weak airflow, strange noises, frequent repairs, or inconsistent temperatures are common warning signs.
Available 24/7 across Orange County, Los Angeles County, and surrounding Southern California areas.