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Sewer & Drain 
Water Heaters & Fixtures For most homeowners, the most they know about sewer lines is that they drain waste water to the underground main sewer. Since the sewer lines are hidden behind the walls of a home, most homeowners only get to realize a blockage when extensive damage has occurred. Left unaddressed, blocked sewer lines result in serious health… Read more »
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Garbage disposals are a wonderful way to make cleanup in the kitchen simple. While they’re designed to last and can break up most foods with ease, there will come a time that you’ll need to replace your unit. So, how can you tell when the time has come to invest in a new disposal? Here… Read more »
If you live in an area with hard water, it may not seem like something that needs to be immediately addressed. You may even prefer the taste of hard water to softened water. However, the problem with hard water is that it is hard on every aspect of your plumbing. The Effects of Hard Water… Read more »
Sometimes the convenience of flushing things down the toilet gets the better of us. A toilet is not, however, a general waste disposal system. It’s intended for human waste, toilet paper and very little else. Most people know better than to try to flush diapers, sanitary pads and other large, bulky items down the toilet…. Read more »
A water heater that has a leak does not necessarily mean the appliance needs replacing. Oftentimes, the problem causing the leak is not a serious malfunction, however, even the smallest leaks require immediate attention, which is why finding the underlying issue is key to stopping further damage from occurring to your water heater and your… Read more »
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 »
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 »