2020

3 Reasons To Work With A Commercial Plumber

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Many people think that all plumbing systems are created equal. While the primary purpose of all plumbing systems is the same, the design of each system can vary. Commercial plumbing systems can be complex. They require a plumber with the knowledge and experience needed to navigate the plumbing in a commercial building. Understanding the elements that make a commercial plumbing system unique will help you see the importance of partnering with a reliable commercial plumber for maintenance and repairs.

22 December 2020

How To Keep Tree Roots From Damaging Your Plumbing Pipes

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The sewer lines are completely filled with water as well as nutrients that trees need to survive, and because of this, the roots of trees tend to navigate toward them. This is particularly true when there is a leak in these pipes. Unfortunately, if tree roots make their way into the sewer lines, it is imperative that you are already familiar with the warnings signs that this has occurred so that you can contact a plumber before serious damage takes place.

10 December 2020

Is Your House's Foundation Showing Signs Of Problems? 4 Reasons To Repair It Now Before It Gets Worse

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Every house should start out with a firm foundation. Yet, even the best construction still needs maintenance at some point during the life span of your house. Seeing cracks in the foundation or noticing that your house is shifting are signs that you need to arrange for repairs. While it might be tempting to put it off until things get worse, fixing the issue now can help you avoid more costly problems over the next couple of years.

3 December 2020

Five Ways To Winterize Your Home

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Chances are you spend your winter tucked warmly indoors. Big issues can await your home this winter, though, if you don't take the proper steps to winterize it against the elements. 1. Protect Your Pipes Frozen pipes can lead to major leaks and damages once the thaw arrives. A plumber can turn off outdoor faucets and insulate the valves and hose bibs against damage. Indoor pipes that are exposed to cold temperatures, such as those under sinks that back up to exterior walls, can also benefit from insulating to prevent freezing in the coldest weather.

23 November 2020

Your Shower Drain Smells — What Now?

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Nobody wants to smell something nasty coming out of their shower drain. After all, your shower is the place you expect to become clean. You don't expect something dirty to be lurking beneath your shower. If you notice something smells bad in your shower, your drain might need some attention. Two major fixes may be helpful in helping you get rid of the bad smell. Here's what else you need to know.

28 October 2020

Consider Adding Plumbing To Your Detached Garage When You Renovate It

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If you're planning to renovate your old detached garage, consider having plumbing installed so you can have a garage sink and bathroom. If you want to turn the garage into a hobby area or place to escape and watch TV or play cards, then you'll want it as comfortable as possible. Here are a few steps in the process. Talk To The Codes Officer First You'll need to find out what is allowed for your renovation when it comes to plumbing.

20 October 2020

How To Deal With A Bursted Water Main

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When your water main bursts, you may go into a frenzy. What should you be doing? How can you stop the spray of water from ruining your home? These are steps you should take to ensure that you minimize damage to your plumbing, your home, and your wallet. Call a Plumber The first thing you need to do when a water main bursts is to call the plumber. Everything else comes second, as you need to get an emergency plumbing contractor on the way as soon as possible to prevent damage.

20 October 2020

Something Wrong With Your Water Heater? A Plumber Can Help

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When you turn on the hot water tap, you expect the water to warm up. Your water heater is responsible for this task. An electric water heater provides you with a lot of comfort, at least when it's working correctly. So, what happens when your water heater is not working? A plumber may be the key to restoring hot water when your electric water heater simply isn't meeting your standards.

19 October 2020

Three Signs You Need To Hire An Emergency Plumber

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Few things are more nerve-racking as a homeowner than discovering a major plumbing issue. But while clogged toilets and a running faucet are one thing, a burst pipe that has created a spontaneous pool inside your living room is quite another. In those types of situations, you'll be happy you have an emergency plumber on speed dial. But some people are unsure as to when it's a good time to call an emergency plumber, so here is a short list to help you out.

15 October 2020

Live Alone? You Could Be Wasting a Lot of Money on Water Heating

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For many people, living alone is the way to be. Whether you've moved out on your own or just don't have any roommates, it might surprise you to learn that you're probably spending too much money on one thing: water heating bills. While there are plenty of ways that you save money by living alone, if you're not taking your water heater into account, you're probably spending money that you might rather save.

25 September 2020