About Ken Tyler Plumbing in Southaven, MS

Absolutely. A key part of our local plumbing inspection is testing all shutoff valves under pressure. We check for corrosion, mineral buildup, and slow leaks that are common in Southaven's water. Catching a weak valve before it fails can prevent a major flood, saving you from costly water damage repairs and the hassle of an unexpected emergency.

Sediment from our local water supply settles in your tank, acting like an insulator. This forces your heater to work harder, raising energy bills and shortening its life. During our inspection, we assess sediment levels and can perform a professional flush. This restores efficiency, provides more hot water for your family, and helps avoid premature heater failure.

Stay alert for early warning signs. For shutoff valves, watch for minor leaks, rust, or stiffness when turning. For your water heater, listen for rumbling or popping noises (sediment heating up) and note if hot water runs out faster than usual. If you notice any of these, give us a call. Catching these local issues early makes for a simpler, less expensive fix.