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Water Heaters & Fixtures Recently constructed homes contain about three toilets on average. If you plan to buy a house, it’s wise to thoroughly inspect these vital fixtures. You might also benefit from evaluating a toilet before you rent out a home or start a bathroom remodeling project. As you thoroughly examine it, be sure to answer all these… Read more »
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Grease traps also go by the names grease recovery devices, grease converters or grease interceptors. They prevent fats, oils and grease in drained water from getting into the main sewer lines and eventually clogging up the drains. Grease, which is a broad name for oils used for cooking, personal hygiene and mechanical purposes, don’t mix… Read more »
Like all mechanical items in your house, your water heater will eventually need to be replaced. Taking care of your water heater will increase its lifespan, but at some point, you will need a new system. Here are a few things to consider when thinking about replacing your water heater: How old is your water… Read more »
Your water softener can become like any appliance in your home that helps create a comfortable life that gets taken for granted. You often don’t think much of it until something goes wrong. Here are some of the top tips about water softeners that you should keep in mind to ensure that your softener continues… Read more »
The average family uses between 30 and 60 gallons of hot water each day. Even so, most households never think about performing a key piece of maintenance, which is draining their water heater. How do you know when it is time to drain and clean your hot water tank? Here are some signs. #1. Your… Read more »
When it comes to plumbing, an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. This is especially true for cleaning your drains. Drains throughout your home are in constant daily use, and it is easy to disregard them until they stop functioning properly. There is nothing worse than finding an inch of dirty water… Read more »
Minor plumbing problems can become emergencies if they’re not addressed quickly. One of the most serious and costly plumbing problems is a damaged sewer line. If you know the warning signs that your sewer line needs repair, you can treat the problem early and prevent a plumbing disaster later. Here are five warning signs to… Read more »
Oftentimes, plumbing issues don’t give any warning before they strike. You may wake up early in the morning only to find a clogged toilet or a burst water pipe. If this occurs and you don’t have contact details of any plumber around, you’re likely to face it rough. That’s why you should have phone numbers… Read more »
If you have a bathroom that hasn’t been updated in a long time, there’s likely a higher chance that the pipes could be in poor shape. If you suspect that some of the pipes have been leaking, it’s important that you don’t put off repair work. While you may feel comfortable placing a bucket under… Read more »
It’s easy to spot a leaky faucet or a backed up drain, however, when it comes to a leaky pipe in a less obvious location, such as your wall, finding the culprit requires a little detective work. While hidden leaks often stay hidden until the damage done to your home is severe, there are signs… Read more »