FAQs
Macho Contracting
What is the first thing I should do if I have a major leak emergency?
First, locate and shut off the water source causing the leak. If you're unable to do this, contact a plumber immediately, regardless of the time. Once the water is off, assess the damage and proceed with necessary repairs. For extensive water damage, contact your homeowner's insurance after the plumber's assessment. Remember the order: turn off water, call the plumber, then contact insurance if needed. If you have a leak, call Macho Contracting, the residential plumber you can rely on!My kitchen disposal is stuck and is just making a humming sound. What do I do?
Kitchen disposals often jam due to overloading, improper items, or foreign objects like plastic utensils. Lower-end units are particularly prone to this. The humming indicates the flywheel is stuck. Important: turn off the disposal immediately. We strongly advise against reaching into the disposal to remove the obstruction yourself. If you need a reliable residential plumber, contact us today!I'm not loyal to any plumbing company. What are some suggestions?
While plumbing is a costly trade, we recommend focusing on individual plumbers rather than companies. Build a relationship with a trusted plumber who understands your home's specifics. Be open about budget constraints; a good plumber will work with you on cost-effective solutions. A strong relationship ensures reliable service, even for middle-of-the-night emergencies. We're able to handle sewers, septic systems, and more. If you need a plumber, we can help!How extensive does water damage to my home need to be in order for homeowners insurance to cover repair costs?
Consider involving your homeowner's insurance if repair costs exceed your deductible, and out-of-pocket expenses would be substantial. Significant damage typically includes harm to floors, walls, ceilings, electrical systems, or cabinetry. If repairs extend beyond basic plumbing fixes, consult with your plumber about involving insurance. If you have water damage, call Macho Contracting, the residential plumber that has your back!I've used an unlicensed plumber before and it worked fine. Why not do that again?
While handymen can handle minor plumbing issues like leaky faucets, using unlicensed plumbers for major work carries risks. Unlicensed individuals may lack current code knowledge and can't be held accountable through formal complaints. This could lead to complications and additional expenses in the future. For extensive plumbing needs, a licensed professional ensures code compliance and accountability. We are experienced with lift stations and other complex plumbing apparatuses and procedures. Our team will make sure the job is done safely and efficiently.Does Macho Contracting offer other services?
Macho Contracting provides a range of services, including plumbing, septic services, lift stations, grinder pump service, bathroom remodels, and project and property management. If you need a plumber, contact Macho Contracting today!Are you certified to handle tank inspections?
Yes, Macho Contracting employs NAWT-certified septic tank inspectors to handle tank inspections professionally. According to This Old House, roughly 25% of American households, especially those in rural areas, depend on septic tanks to manage their wastewater. Our team works with septic systems regularly, and we're happy to help you with yours!Are you licensed, bonded, and insured?
Macho Contracting is fully licensed, bonded, and insured in Arizona. Our Arizona ROC license numbers are 306109 and 308505. Whether you need your sewer taps repaired, a leak fixed, or a tank inspection, Macho Contracting is here for you!I am leaving out of town and I want to make sure nothing in my house has a major leak while I am out of town. What are my options?
To prevent major leaks while away, you can turn off individual shut-off valves at toilets, faucets, and in washrooms. For comprehensive protection, consider shutting off the main water supply to the entire house. If your home has a fire sprinkler system, ensure its dedicated shut-off valve remains on. If you do end up with a leak, don't hesitate to reach out to Macho Contracting, the residential plumber you can rely on!My house smells like a sewer and it's embarrassing when I have company over. Why are these smells occurring?
Sewer odors can stem from various issues such as cracked pipes, dry pipes, improper venting, or vent pipe location problems. Identifying the exact cause requires systematic testing and elimination. A smoke test is often the most effective method to pinpoint the source of sewer smells in a home. From sewer cleaning to broken pipes and unpleasant odors, we can help!
