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For minor clogs, you can try:

• Plunging: A plunger can often dislodge clogs in sinks, tubs, and showers.
• Baking Soda and Vinegar: Pour baking soda down the drain followed by vinegar. The resulting chemical reaction can help break down minor clogs.
• Boiling Water: Carefully pour boiling water down the drain to loosen grease buildup.
  If these methods fail, or for tougher clogs, it's best to call a professional plumber.

Here are some preventative measures to minimise clogs:

• Install drain screens: These catch hair and debris before they enter the drainpipes.
• Avoid pouring grease down the drain: Grease solidifies as it cools, causing clogs. Dispose of grease in a container and throw it away.
• Don't flush anything other than toilet paper: Foreign objects like flushable wipes, feminine hygiene products, and cotton swabs can clog pipes.

Common signs of a leak include:

• Increased water bill: An unexpected rise in your water bill could indicate a hidden leak.
• Water damage: Look for warped floorboards, peeling paint, or mildew growth, which can be signs of a leak behind walls or under floors.
• The sound of running water: If you hear the sound of running water even when no taps are turned on, it could be a leak.