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Common Clogs & Causes
Let’s face it – clogs are common. Whether you have a family with long, luscious locks or simply a bad habit of flushing the unflushable, there are several ways to avoid shelling out your hard earned dollars to fix your clog. The solutions we recommend…
What’s That Smell in My Kitchen?
A foul smell in the kitchen can be both perplexing and annoying. While your kitchen may appear clean, unwanted odors can still linger, and identifying their source can be challenging. Before diving into more complicated solutions, it’s important to start with basic checks to ensure…
Is Sewer Line Replacement Covered By Homeowner’s Insurance?
It’s unlikely that your homeowner’s insurance will cover replacement of your sewer line, but it’s still worth double-checking. Traditionally, insurers would only cover damage to the house in cases of sewer backup or spills, not repairs. It doesn’t matter if your sewer line is severely…
Water Conservation Tips
Conserving water will not only help you save money, but it also might help us save the world. Smart water usage can mean the difference between a stable community and one threatened by man-made drought. Here are some tips to help you do your part…
4 Common Tankless Water Heater Problems
Tankless water heaters solve the problem of limited hot water, but they can run into problems themselves. Here are the four most common issues you should be ready to troubleshoot: Water is too hot Check the temperature setting on your unit. 120℉-125℉ is the standard…
Basic Plumbing Tools Every Home Should Have
Plumbing issues can happen when you least expect them, and having the right tools can save you time, money, and stress. Whether you’re fixing a leaky faucet, unclogging a drain, or making minor repairs, having a few essential plumbing tools can make all the difference….
5 Water-Saving Plumbing Fixtures
If you care about conserving water or reducing your water bill, updating your plumbing fixtures is a great place to start. With modern advancements in plumbing technology, several water-saving fixtures can make a significant difference in your water consumption. Here are five fixtures that can…
Should You Repair or Replace That Water Heater?
The question of whether to repair or replace your water heater is not always straightforward. While a rusted water heater typically signals the need for replacement, other issues might be repairable. The decision to repair or replace can save you thousands of dollars or prevent…
How Automatic Shut Off Valves Work, and Why You Should Have One
An automatic shut off valve (sometimes abbreviated as ASO) can help stop your house from being flooded by leaks and other malfunctions in your plumbing. All homes have a manual shutoff main, but sometimes you are not there when a leak starts turning your living…
How Does Pipe Leak Tape Work
There are two main types of pipe leak tape that work differently for different purposes. They are: pipe thread tape and silicone tape. Using each properly can provide a temporary fix to most fracture-line and small leaks. No matter which tape you decide to use,…