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Life can change in an instant, leaving us to navigate challenges we never expected. Naomi Emery recently found herself in one of those difficult moments. Following the passing of her parents, she inherited her family home through a trust, only to face a daunting combination of issues: no hot water, leaks throughout the property, and…
Read MoreWater leaks aren’t always the result of a burst pipe or a visible drip. Many property owners discover too late that everyday appliances are quietly contributing to water damage behind the scenes. What makes these hidden leaks especially problematic is how easily they can go unnoticed. That’s where water leak detection becomes essential. Appliances like…
Read MoreFar from a last-minute decision, thoughtful planning for your water heater during the construction phase can save you significant headaches and expenses down the line, ensuring efficient operation and a reliable supply of hot water for years to come. From choosing the right type and size to optimizing its location and considering future maintenance, proactive…
Read MoreYour water softener works around the clock, but without proper regeneration, it can’t keep up with hard water minerals. The result? Everything from reduced soap efficiency to shortened appliance lifespans. Understanding these consequences, as well as knowing when to call water treatment services in Mesa, AZ, helps homeowners avoid the cascade of problems that follow…
Read MoreDIY solutions can feel like a quick win when dealing with a slow or clogged drain. Many property owners attempt home remedies or store-bought products before considering professional help. While that might seem harmless, improper methods can lead to larger problems hidden behind walls or under flooring. For example, with drain cleaning in Gilbert, AZ…
Read MoreWater line damage isn’t always obvious until it becomes a disaster. By the time water starts pooling in the yard or pressure drops significantly indoors, there’s often been a silent issue brewing underground. At Gold Star Plumbing & Drain, we’ve handled enough water line problems to know one thing for sure: the most expensive repairs…
Read MoreFew things are more frustrating than investing in a new water heater and still running out of hot water or dealing with temperature fluctuations. When you’ve spent money on a new system, you expect reliability and comfort—so when performance doesn’t match the promise, something’s clearly off. At Gold Star Plumbing & Drain, we see this…
Read MoreWe’re honored and truly grateful to share that Gold Star Plumbing & Drain has once again been voted a Daily Courier Readers’ Choice Award winner for 2025 under the Best Plumber category. This marks our third consecutive win as the leading plumber in Prescott, AZ, and we couldn’t be more proud to earn your trust…
Read MoreClean water might seem like a given, especially when it flows freely from every faucet. But what looks clear can still carry minerals, chemicals, and microscopic contaminants that affect taste, odor, and long-term health. That’s where the reverse osmosis system comes in—a highly effective method for stripping water down to its purest form. At Gold…
Read MoreClogged drains are more than a nuisance. When water backs up or moves slowly down the pipes, most people reach for a quick fix without asking why the problem keeps coming back. In many cases, recurring clogs aren’t just about debris—they’re a symptom of a larger issue: pipe corrosion. What begins as a slow drain…
Read MoreGold Star Plumbing & Drain is thrilled to announce that we have once again secured a coveted spot in the top 3 finalists for The Daily Courier’s 2025 Readers’ Choice Awards in the Best Plumber category. Having won this prestigious award for the past two consecutive years, this recognition continues our tradition of excellence in…
Read MoreNot all plumbing leaks are easy to spot. In many cases, the most destructive ones remain hidden until they’ve already caused serious damage. By the time you notice water spots on your ceiling, walls, or floors, the problem may have been quietly spreading for days. Water tends to follow the path of least resistance, often…
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