Signs of a gas leak include the smell of rotten eggs, hissing sounds near appliances, and dead vegetation around gas lines. If you suspect a leak, turn off the gas supply and call a professional for inspection.

A dripping faucet is usually caused by a worn-out washer or faulty cartridge. Replacing the washer/cartridge can stop the leak.

This is often due to a faulty flapper valve that isn't sealing properly or a fill valve that has caught debris in it. A minor toilet rebuild should keep it running good for awhile.

Your water heater may have a faulty heating element. Checking and replacing the element, or resetting the unit, can help restore hot water. Depending on your situation, it may be time to upgrade your water heater.

If you smell gas, evacuate the area immediately and call your gas company's emergency line or your local fire department. Don’t use electrical devices or open flames.

Drains often get clogged due to food, hair, soap residue, or grease buildup. Regularly using a drain cleaner can help prevent clogs.