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Signs of Tree Roots in Your Sewer Line
Blog / Plumbing

Signs of Tree Roots in Your Sewer Line

Is your toilet making strange gurgling noises? Maybe your drains are moving slower than usual? These problems might seem like minor annoyances, but they could point to something much bigger hiding underground. Your house might be giving you signals about a serious plumbing issue right beneath your feet. How are these problems related to your sewer line? Believe it or not, tree roots can puncture through your pipes and cause big-time problems for your home's plumbing system. It's up to you to know what to look for so you can call the…

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May 19, 2025
AC Cooling Time on Hot Days: What’s Normal?
Air Conditioning / Blog

AC Cooling Time on Hot Days: What’s Normal?

Has your home been feeling like a sauna lately? Do you find yourself waiting and waiting for relief after turning on your AC? You might wonder if there's a typical timeframe for your air conditioning to cool your home.  Cooling times vary based on several factors, but one thing's certain — it shouldn't take all day to feel comfortable again. How Long Should Your AC Actually Take to Cool Your Home? Your AC system needs time to lower your home's temperature, especially during a heat wave. Most homes should feel noticeably cooler…

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May 9, 2025
AC Short Cycling: Causes & Fixes
Air Conditioning / Blog

AC Short Cycling: Causes & Fixes

If you’ve noticed your AC unit frequently turns on and off in short bursts, you might be dealing with an issue known as AC short cycling. This not only affects your comfort but can also increase your energy bills and put undue stress on your air conditioner, potentially leading to early failure.  At Henley’s Plumbing & Air, our family has been tackling HVAC challenges like these since 1983 to keep local homes comfortable year-round. So, what causes short cycling? And what professional fixes can restore the efficiency and functionality of your system?…

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April 20, 2025
Low Water Pressure in the Shower: Causes & Fixes
Blog / Plumbing

Low Water Pressure in the Shower: Causes & Fixes

Is there anything worse than stepping into the shower and expecting a refreshing blast of water, only to be met with a disappointing trickle? That’s a sign that there's something serious going on with your plumbing.  At Henley’s Plumbing & Air, we're here to get to the bottom of these issues so you can enjoy a steady, soothing shower just the way it should be. We know how important a reliable shower can be to start your day right, and we're committed to making sure your daily routines run smoothly.  Our family…

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April 10, 2025
Thermostat Programming Tips for Spring
Blog / Thermostat

Thermostat Programming Tips for Spring

The shift from winter to spring brings a welcome change for most of us. Those longer days, the extra sunlight from daylight savings, and the gradual warmth that replaces the winter chill. These are all things we look forward to.  With this seasonal transition comes a to-do list. Maybe you're planning to give your car that thorough wash it's been needing, or perhaps you'll remove those draft blockers from your windows. For many homeowners, though, this time means learning how to adjust your thermostat for maximum comfort and savings.  These tips will…

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March 16, 2025
What Is an Air Handler?
Air Conditioning / Blog

What Is an Air Handler?

Think about your HVAC systems. There's quite a collection of parts working together to keep your home comfortable. From the outdoor condenser unit to the maze of ducts running through your walls and ceilings, each component plays a very specific role.  You might be familiar with your thermostat or have changed an air filter, but some parts remain out of sight and mind. The air handler might not be a component you can picture right away, but we almost guarantee you've seen it before. It's a very, very important part of your…

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March 8, 2025
Why Is My Water Pressure So Low?
Plumbing

Why Is My Water Pressure So Low?

It starts with a single faucet. You notice the water pressure is weaker than usual, and you brush it off as no big deal. Then, the same issue pops up in the shower, the kitchen sink, and even the garden hose. Suddenly, you’re left wondering, “Why is my water pressure so low? For homeowners, water pressure issues can be incredibly frustrating. Thankfully, there are several potential causes, many of which can be addressed with a little troubleshooting — or with the help of a trusted professional like Henley’s Plumbing & Air. Let’s…

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February 26, 2025
5 Signs Your Furnace Is Too Big or Small for Your Home
Furnace

5 Signs Your Furnace Is Too Big or Small for Your Home

Life isn’t one-size-fits-all. From the clothes we wear to the cars we drive, so much of what we choose depends on what works best for us personally. The same idea applies to your home’s heating system. If your furnace is too big or too small, it can create a cascade of problems that impact your comfort, energy bills, and even your system’s lifespan. Let’s dig into the five signs your furnace is too big or small for your home and how you can address the issue for a cozier, more efficient space.…

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February 10, 2025
Understanding Why You Might Need a Repipe
Leaky Pipe
Leak Detection

Understanding Why You Might Need a Repipe

When we think of home maintenance, the plumbing system often remains out of sight and out of mind until something goes wrong. However, the health of your home's pipes is crucial for both the functionality and safety of your living space. Here's why you might need to consider a whole home repipe: Age of the Pipes: Like any part of your home, pipes have a lifespan. Depending on the material, pipes can last anywhere from 20 to 100 years. For instance, galvanized steel might last 20-50 years, while copper can extend beyond…

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September 19, 2024

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