A true plumbing emergency is rare, but leaky sinks or clogged drains can feel like a huge problem since water can quickly damage your home. So, before you panic, here are a few tips on determining if your problem can wait or if it needs immediate assistance.
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Cleaning Mold and Mildew
When moisture builds up in spots you don’t normally get to clean; you’ll probably start to see mildew or mold growing. Having mold spores in the air is terrible for everyone’s health, especially those with asthma or other lung conditions. Thankfully, cleaning small molded areas is a simple job, and it is safe to do […]
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Busting 7 Common Plumbing Myths
As plumbers, we’ve heard all the plumbing myths, from using bricks in your toilet tank to bathing during a lightning storm. In this blog, we’re dispelling these myths, and more so you can avoid plumbing catastrophe!
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Never Pour Grease Down The Drain
It can be tempting to pour hot grease or oil in a drain, rinse and wash the pan, and be done with it but this is the worst possible option. This is a common source of plumbing issues. While assuming that the hot water that follows this grease down the drain will take care of […]
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Liquid Drain Cleaner Might Not be What You’re Looking For
The idea of a liquid drain cleaner is an enticing one. Pour liquid gel down your drain to clear out whatever is slowing down your water draining. The fact of the matter is that these liquid drain cleaners could be causing more harm than good in addition to being highly toxic and unnecessary.
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How and When to Flush Your Hot Water Heater
Hot water heaters are appliances that generally do not require attention- or so we think! While these appliances can do their job without much hassle, there is some maintenance that can be done to make these machines last longer and work more efficiently. Over time the tanks, untreated, work harder costing you more money when […]
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Choosing a Sump Pump for Your Home
Sump pumps aren’t only important in the rainy season. In the winter months, they work just as hard keeping basements dry from rain and melting snow. Having the right size sump pump can make a difference in the efficacy of water drainage in your home.
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Do You Need A Backflow Preventer?
If you’re dealing with contaminated house water, pressure changes, or other issues with your home’s water, the answer might be simple. A backflow preventer can help against contaminates and water pressure problems.
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Preparing Pipes For Winter Weather
The mild fall and pre-winter weather have treated us well, leaving some of us concerned for how the harsh winter months might unfold. Be sure to prepare for constant below-freezing temperatures we will incur in the coming season. Home plumbing issues are often overlooked as necessary to equip a home for freezing temperatures, leading to […]
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