About McGinty's Plumbing & Heating in Casper, WY

Absolutely. During a plumbing inspection, our technicians check your entire system, including pressure and flow from your well. We look for signs of sediment buildup, like reduced water pressure or unusual noises, which are common in Casper's well water. Early detection allows us to flush the system or install filters to prevent costly pipe damage.

First, turn off the power at the switch or circuit breaker. Never use your hands. You can often use a hex key (often provided with the unit) to manually turn the motor from the bottom to dislodge the jam. If it's still stuck or making noise, it's time to call us. Frequent jams, common with Casper's hard water and sediment, might indicate a deeper issue we can diagnose during an inspection.

Casper's well water often contains fine sediment that accumulates in pipes, water heaters, and appliances, reducing efficiency and causing wear. A McGinty's plumbing inspection assesses this risk. We can recommend and install whole-house filtration systems or water softeners specifically designed for our local water conditions, protecting your plumbing and improving water quality throughout your home.