Fixing Plumbing Problems

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Fixing Plumbing Problems

When I married my amazing spouse ten years ago, I moved into the home he already owned. Unfortunately, this house was located approximately 75 miles from my parents’ home. Because I lived with my parents until I married my husband, living a long distance from my parents has been extremely difficult. So, I strive to visit them as often as I can. However, staying at my childhood home these days has one downside. It has a huge, plumbing problem. Because of this plumbing issue, I always dread taking a shower at my parents’ home. Thankfully, I don’t have any plumbing problems at my house. On this blog, I hope you will learn how plumbers expertly tackle complicated pipe issues.

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Three Reasons You Should Clean Your Drains Annually

24 December 2020
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Drain cleaning ensures all the drains from your home are flowing well so that you don't have to worry about backups. In some homes, you may need to commit to annual cleanings for the best benefits. 1. Scum Buildup In some homes, scum simply builds up more quickly inside the drains. Certain types of scum are tackier, which means that the scum itself clings to both the interior of the drain pipe and to any other items that flow by. Read More …

Hydrojetting Or Augering, Which Should You Choose?

11 December 2020
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Clogged drains, sewage odors, basement backups — these are all signs that you need to schedule an immediate drain cleaning. When it comes to methods for cleaning a drain, there are two that are commonly used. The following can help you understand the differences between these two methods. Augering Drain augers are also called snakes. An auger consists of a long, flexible cable that is inserted into the drain. It is then either twisted manually for a small drain or with a motor for a large drain, which allows the auger to effectively drill out a clog. Read More …

Lesser-Known Ways Winter Could Affect Your Plumbing

4 December 2020
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When you think of winter plumbing damage, you probably think of burst pipes. But winter can affect your plumbing in a lot of other ways as well. Here are a few of the lesser-known and less often discussed ways that winter could affect your indoor plumbing or septic plumbing. 1. Driving Pests Indoors The cold winter weather can make the outdoors uninhabitable for pests, causing them to seek shelter. This could mean that they move into your house, where they can start attacking your home systems such as plumbing. Read More …

Features To Consider As You Shop For A Storage Tank Water Heater

20 November 2020
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These days, there are thousands of water heaters to choose from. Deciding to stick with a storage tank water heater narrows down your options somewhat, but you're still left with hundreds of models to consider. A good way to make the decision easier is to focus on the following features which really impact how your water heater will serve you in the years to come. Capacity First off, consider the size of the water heater. Read More …

3 Terms To Understand When Installing A New Conventional Water Heater

6 November 2020
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Conventional tank water heaters are a popular, cost-effective option for providing your home with hot water. Although modern heaters are more efficient and reliable than their counterparts, the essentials of how they work have not changed much. All tank units function by maintaining a heated reservoir of water ready to go when you need it. Although choosing a water heater isn't as complicated as choosing a furnace or air conditioner, there are still a few technical terms to keep in mind. Read More …