Service Professor, Inc.

Heavy rain puts a lot more stress on your drainage system than normal daily use, and that’s exactly when hidden problems show up. Here’s why drains often need attention during and after high rainfall:

👎 Increased water volume overwhelms systems.

👎 Debris gets washed into the system.

👎 Tree roots become more aggressive.

👎 Existing damage gets exposed.

👎 Sewer systems can backflow.

👎 Soil saturation affects drainage around your home.

Spring showers aren't over yet! Get your drainage system inspected before heavy rain exposes what's hiding underground.
https://www.serviceprofessor.com/drain-sewer/

Spring is here! And there's a RIGHT WAY to test your outdoor faucets after months of staying shut.

✅ FIRST! Go inside and turn the shut-off valve SLOWLY.

✅ SECOND! Check the outdoor faucet for leaks. If water sprays from the handle or spout, the faucet froze and cracked over winter. Don't force it. Call us to replace it.

✅ THIRD! Remove hoses before turning water on. Trapped water can burst pipes.

Test now before you need the hose for yard work.
https://www.serviceprofessor.com/plumbing/

Your electrical panel needs maintenance, but most homeowners never think about this!

Panels collect dust and corrosion. Breakers wear out. Connections loosen over time. And a failing panel won’t protect your home from overloads and surges.

SIGNS YOUR PANEL NEEDS ATTENTION:
- Warm to the touch
- Rust
- Burn marks
- Breakers that won't reset
and/or
- Zones in the house without power

Get it inspected before it fails, and book with us for a panel checkup!
https://www.serviceprofessor.com/electrical/

Power out. Water in. Is your sump pump ready?
https://www.serviceprofessor.com/plumbing/sump-pump/

Battery backup sump pumps are NECESSARY during outages. But if your protection stops when the battery does, what good is that?
Pairing a whole-home generator with your sump pump is the dynamic duo most folks don't realize they need until it's too late...

Call us, and protect your home the right way before the next storm hits!