Thankfully, I’m a hard sleeper—so a drip doesn’t usually keep me up at night. But I know it can drive some people absolutely crazy…especially when it’s the drip your teenager never mentioned to you.

That tiny, constant drip from a faucet, tub, or toilet might seem harmless. But over time, it can lead to mold, water damage, and higher water bills. And let’s be honest, if your teenager didn’t tell you about it, it could be lurking in an unused bathroom or a rarely visited corner of your home.

Here’s what you can do to stay ahead of it:

1. Check all bathrooms—even the unused ones.
   Don’t rely on your teens to speak up. Give every bathroom a quick once-over. Drips in guest bathrooms, spare bathrooms, or rarely used areas can quietly damage floors, cabinets, and walls.
2. Inspect sinks, tubs, and toilets regularly.
   Turn handles, watch for leaks at the base, and listen for faint dripping sounds. Small drips can escalate if ignored.
3. Catch it early.
   A tray or towel under a slow drip might feel silly, but it’s an easy way to prevent a bigger mess later.
4. Call the pros when needed.
   Some drips are stubborn. Bear’s Plumbing can fix any faucet, running toilet, or hidden leak—fast, affordable, and before it becomes a serious problem.

Remember, it’s not just about the noise—it’s about protecting your home from serious water damage. Even a small drip over weeks or months can lead to major headaches.

So if that drip is lurking in your home—whether you noticed it or your teenager didn’t—give Bear a call at 281-350-2327. We’ll make sure your home stays dry, safe, and drip-free.