Plumbing Blog
Unclogging a drain is a far from glamorous business, but sometimes you just have to do it when the need arises. There are many ways people have gone about unclogging drains, but it begs the question of whether or not
The worst thing you can have on your hands is a costly plumbing disaster from clogged pipes. The irritating part about it is that there are a lot of steps that we as homeowners can be taking ahead of time
A clogged sink is one of the most inconvenient occurrences in our everyday home lives. Whether it is in our kitchens or our bathrooms, a clogged sink is a hindrance that may be self-inflicted. There are things that we should
If you are like many people, you know that your home has a septic system that disposes of waste from your home. But, you probably have no idea how it works. That is perfectly okay. If you have ever been
There are many things that people just don’t know should not be flushed down your toilet. To plumbing professionals all of these things seem like common sense. Sure – but we also understand that many people aren’t familiar with the
Realizing that your water heater is leaking can be a distressing thing to witness in your basement, closet, attic or wherever it is kept. You probably have a lot of questions as to why this is happening, and what to
A network of underground sewer lines transports dirty water away from your property. When one of these pipes cracks or breaks, the repairs can come at a hefty price. The sewer may leak onto your property, cause offensive odors, discolor
A leaking faucet or broken sink pipe can lead to serious water damage and flooding throughout the bathroom. Even a tiny bit of moisture can result in thousands of dollars in ruined floors, appliances, and walls. Whatever you do, don’t
A sump pump is designed to remove excess water from the lowest point in your house. Typically, the unit is installed in the basement, which would otherwise flood from rainwater. When installing a sump pump, your plumber will dig a
If you can’t remember the last time you shopped for a hot water heater, then it’s likely that yours is running out of steam. Most water heaters need to be replaced every 10 to 15 years, and as they begin
