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Liberty Plumbing "If you think hiring a professional is expensive, wait till you hire an amateur." -Red Adair

10/16/2026

Ever notice that little capped pipe sticking down near your water heater or furnace gas line? That's a gas drip leg (also called a sediment trap), and it has an important job. Tom explains:

🔹 What it does: As gas flows toward your appliance, any debris, rust, scale, or moisture in the line drops down into the drip leg instead of getting pushed into the appliance.
🔹 Why it matters: That gunk can clog or damage the gas valve and burner, leading to poor performance, repairs, or an appliance that won't light.
🔹 Is it required? Code requires one on most gas appliances, like water heaters and furnaces. If yours is missing, it's something worth fixing.

A small piece of pipe that protects some expensive equipment. If you're not sure whether your appliances have one, give us a call!

10/14/2026

A burst toilet supply line can dump gallons of water on your floor in minutes. Tom walks through the different types, which ones hold up, and which ones you should swap out today.

10/12/2026

Ever tried to shut off the water under your sink and the valve wouldn't budge? Tom walks through the different types of angle stops, what's good, what's bad, and why we almost always recommend quarter-turn. Upgrade yours before you need them!

10/09/2026

Tom pulled the anode rods from a few water heaters we replaced this week, and this is what years without maintenance looks like. The anode rod is a "sacrificial" part. It corrodes so your tank doesn't. Once it's eaten away, the water starts attacking the tank itself, and that's when leaks and early failures happen. Checking the rod every few years (and replacing it when it's worn) can add years to your water heater's life. Want us to check yours? Give us a call!

10/07/2026

What’s a slab leak and how can it drain your wallet? Tom breaks it down and shows how Liberty’s expert team detects and repairs it fast—and at the same time saving you thousands in future damage and repairs🔧
👉 Don’t wait until it’s too late—protect your home with Liberty Plumbing!

10/05/2026

A great remodel starts with what you don't see. Tom and Tommy walk you through a complete renovation we're working on in Gainey Ranch, showing the plumbing decisions that keep a home running smoothly for years to come. Thinking about a remodel of your own? Send us a DM or call to get on the schedule

10/02/2026

The ball drop was aiming for the green. The balls had other plans and went straight into the bunker. Luckily, every one of them still supported the Pinewood Fire Department, so we're calling it a win! Good news: we're way better with the traps under your sink.

09/30/2026

We were honored to be part of the Pinewood Fire Department Fundraiser Golf Tournament at Pinewood Country Club this past weekend. A huge thank you to the Pinewood Fire Department for all they do to keep our community safe, and to everyone who came out to play, volunteer, and give.

Supporting the neighbors who show up for us every day is what it's all about. We are proud to be apart of this community and grateful for the chance to give back. See you on the course next year!

09/25/2026

🚨 Anthem homeowners, this one matters. 🚨

Our team has been finding the same serious issue in home after home across Anthem: pressure reducing valves (PRVs) and water softeners installed before the fire suppression system instead of after it.

Why is that a big deal? Your fire sprinklers are designed to get full, unrestricted water flow the moment they're needed. When a PRV or softener sits upstream of the sprinkler line, it can choke that flow down. A clogged softener, a failing PRV, or a softener stuck in the wrong mode could leave your sprinklers without the pressure they need in an emergency. That's the one time you can't afford a weak system.

The fix is usually simple: repipe so the fire line branches off before the PRV and softener. Your drinking and household water still gets softened and regulated, and your sprinklers get the full flow they were designed for.

Not sure how your home is plumbed? Give Liberty Plumbing a call and we'll take a look. It's a quick check that could make a huge difference.

09/23/2026

This week, Tom answers your most common questions:
✅ Which glues actually hold up (and which ones to skip)
✅ Good piping vs. bad piping, and how to tell the difference
✅ The best fittings to use for a job done right the first time

Whether you're a DIYer or just want to know what's going on behind your walls, this one's worth a watch.

Head over to Liberty's YouTube page for some DIY videos. Link in bio!

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Anthem, AZ
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