How to Clean a Tankless Water Heater?

November 5, 2025

If you have a tankless water heater at your home in Anoka, MN, then you know how beneficial this appliance is. Not only does it have a compact design and function incredibly efficiently, but you also have access to hot water on demand. As with any other appliance in your home, a tankless water heater requires periodic maintenance. Our team at Liberty Comfort Systems can assist you with tankless water heater maintenance and explain the benefits. The Importance of Tankless Water Heater Maintenance As time passes and you use your tankless water heater frequently, it’s possible for hard minerals like

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Do Washer Drains Get Clogged?

October 13, 2025

Clothes tumbling in a washer shouldn’t lead to a flooded laundry room, yet a clogged drain can bring that scenario to life. Over time, lint, fabric fibers, soap scum, and small debris can accumulate where your washer empties, creating backups and slow drains. Running cycles on empty won’t clear that obstruction; only a targeted approach will. At Liberty Comfort Systems, in Anoka, MN, we’ve helped countless homeowners restore smooth laundry flow with proper drain care and expert troubleshooting. How Your Washing Machine’s Drain Actually Works Your laundry drain allows water to leave your machine. Inside your

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How to Check if Your Toilet is Leaking?

October 6, 2025

Any time your plumbing system develops a leak, it’s a problem you shouldn’t ignore. Despite that, plenty of homeowners react to a suspected toilet leak by putting off repairs. The reason is that most places where a toilet might leak only lead to water going down the drain. Without the threat of wall, ceiling, or floor damage, it’s all too easy to dismiss a toilet leak as no big deal. However, a leaky toilet can waste between 200 and 4,000 gallons of water daily, depending on its severity. So, once you get your next water bill, you’ll likely regret ignoring

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How Do I Know When to Repipe My House

April 4, 2025

Every home’s plumbing system ages, but knowing when to replace your pipes can feel tricky. You might see rusty water, weak water pressure, or leaks popping up more often. Those signs don’t always mean you need new pipes right away, but they’re worth paying attention to. How long your pipes last depends on factors like what they’re made of, how old your house is, and your water quality. It’s worth knowing the signs before minor issues turn into major headaches. Visible and Audible Signs of Pipe Damage Sometimes, you can spot trouble before it affects

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Common Causes of Leaky Faucets and How a Professional Plumber Can Fix Them

March 22, 2025

Wondering what’s causing your faucet to leak or drip? A faucet that leaks from the base while in use almost always has a worn-out O-ring or washer. A faucet that drips from the spout when off has a different worn part depending on its type: compression faucets usually need a new rubber washer or valve seat, ball faucets a worn valve seat or spring, cartridge faucets a worn O-ring or cartridge, and ceramic disc faucets a worn or broken disc. Because the failing part depends on the faucet type, the reliable fix is having a plumber identify the faucet and

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Protect Pipes and Appliances with a Whole-Home Water Filter

February 8, 2025

Water shows up in every aspect of home life, from brewing morning coffee to taking showers. Whole-home water filters help to purify water before it reaches any faucet, showerhead, or appliance in your house. A comprehensive filtration system connects directly to your main water line to remove contaminants like sediment, minerals, and chemicals before the water enters your home’s plumbing system. Filtered water protects your family’s health by reducing exposure to potentially dangerous substances that might lurk in your water supply without you knowing. Municipalities treat water, but trace contaminants can still slip through treatment.

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Usual Tankless Water Heater Issues and How to Prevent Them

January 14, 2025

Tankless water heaters have gained a lot of popularity over recent years. This isn’t a big surprise because of their enhanced energy efficiency when compared to traditional water heaters. However, just like any other appliance in your home, a tankless water heater can experience some basic issues. Low Water Pressure One of the most common causes of low water pressure from a tankless water heater is a buildup of debris. This debris is composed of mineral sediments, like calcium and magnesium, that are present in hard water. As this debris builds up, your system’s filter will

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What Not To Put Down the Garbage Disposal

December 9, 2024

A garbage disposal can be a real time-saver in the kitchen, making cleanup after cooking easier by grinding up food scraps and sending them down the drain. However, like any appliance, it requires attention to function properly and stay in good shape. Knowing what can and can’t safely go down your kitchen sink is crucial to avoid damage to your disposal, clogs, and other issues that will require help from a professional plumber. Proper use and care of your garbage disposal will help ensure it runs smoothly and lasts longer. Garbage Disposal Basics A garbage disposal

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How a Boiler Works

December 2, 2024

Millions of households throughout the U.S. remain warm, comfortable, and safe all winter long through the use of a boiler. Boilers are systems that use fluid to hold and distribute heat. Let’s take a closer look at what a boiler is and how it functions. Hot Water and Steam There are two main types of boilers used for residential and commercial applications: hot water and steam. They both use fluid to hold and distribute heat. The main difference is that hot water boilers never reach the boiling point. Steam boilers, on the other hand, heat water

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Prevent Frozen Pipes During Minnesota Winters

November 13, 2024

Minnesota’s freezing winter weather comes with a risk that the pipes in your home could freeze. If your main water line freezes, it expands and can put enough pressure on the pipe that it bursts. Burst pipes will commonly flood the surrounding area. This is less of a risk with plastic PEX piping, but it’s a serious concern with copper pipes since they are rigid and can’t expand. It is generally quite easy to prevent your pipes from freezing by taking these basic steps. Turn Off and Drain Outdoor Plumbing Before the first freeze

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