Out of all the things a toilet could or is supposed to be doing, rocking back and forth isn't one of them. Bathrooms are often associated with various leaks, so homeowners rarely pay them any mind if the toilet moves without any leakage.

Pipes can freeze, leaving homes without functioning toilets, faucets, or showers, making daily essentials inconvenient.

Before assuming the leak is from the base of the toilet, the plumber will check the toilet hardware higher up, as water can drip down the sides and pool on the floor, making it look like it is leaking from the base.

It can be frustrating when the toilet tank does not fill with enough water, whether it is just too little or none at all.

There are numerous potential causes for low water pressure, and with some troubleshooting, it may be possible to identify the issue independently.

Homeowners who encounter low water pressure in the shower have several options. Although the issue might be a simple fix, such as adjusting the time the sprinklers run so as not to interfere with showering, it could be a significant issue.

If a homeowner experiences black water bursting from their faucet, they are likely alarmed and wondering what it is. There are several possible reasons for discolored water, but ultimately, water testing will be the most helpful in diagnosing the root of the problem.

To inexperienced homeowners, a dripping faucet is a relatively small problem. However, a single leaky faucet can waste thousands of gallons each year.