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FAQ: Plumbing, Furnace & AC Common Questions

Get Help From the Wichita Plumbers & Hvac Experts at Frederick Plumbing Heating & Air Conditioning

Having served homes and businesses across the Wichita area for more than a century, Frederick Plumbing, Heating & Air Conditioning has seen just about everything that can go wrong with plumbing and comfort systems. While we are always happy and ready to fix any issue, there are a lot of problems that can be solved by homeowners themselves. Check through these frequently asked questions on some common repairs.

If you have a question or need more help on your plumbing or HVAC system, give Frederick a call at 316-262-3713. We are available for 24/7 repair!

COMMON PLUMBING QUESTIONS

Can I use a drain cleaner to clear a clog?

While a drain cleaner MAY help get the water moving through your pipes immediately, it may not fully fix the problem and it comes with problems on their own, considering they are very harsh and hazardous chemicals. Read more about when it may be better to hire a professional Wichita plumber to clear a drain.

Why does my sink gurgle when the toilet flushes?

The most likely reason this happens is due to a problem with the airflow in your pipes. It can be quite a big and stinky problem if left ignored. Read more about the steps you can take to remedy it.

COMMON HEATING & COOLING QUESTIONS

Which way does my air filter go?

There is a definite right and wrong way to install an air filter. You need to make sure it’s put in the proper place for it to fully filter out unwanted dust, particles and tiny contaminants from your home. Learn how to properly install an air filter by reading this article.

Do I need a professional Air Conditioner tune up?

It may seem odd but paying for professional AC maintenance is likely to save you money in the long run! Learn about the benefits of an air conditioning tune-up and how it can help keep your home’s cooling system running well and efficiently for many years.