Recent content by Chuck Elliott

Thanks, everyone for responding. Turns out it was just sediment in the lines.

Do I need to call in a plumber for the heat trap nipples? Or can it be a DIY project?

A few days ago, I replaced the pressure release valve on my 5 year water heater. The seals in the old valve had worn out. The house is over 200 years old and the pipes are very old as well (don't know the age). After bleeding my lines, I noticed I had no hot water pressure going to my kitchen...