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What You Should Know About Outdated House Traps
Indoor plumbing was invented back in 1829 – but that doesn’t mean it’s been perfected ever since. Plumbing technology and best practices are always improving. Now and then, a common approach falls out of favor and needs to be replaced with a better way. One…
Gas vs. Electric Tankless Water Heaters – Which Is Best For You?
You’ve done your research and have decided on a tankless hot water heater for your home’s hot water source. Congratulations! The next question on your list should be electric vs. gas. And while each type of tankless water heater is great in terms of functionality,…
6 Signs Your Sewer Line Is Broken
There are a few household problems that should never be avoided or left “out of sight, out of mind.” A suspected broken sewer line is one of them. If left unattended, a broken sewer or damaged pipe or can lead to catastrophic property damage, not…
Own or Buying an Old Home? Look Out For These 5 Common Plumbing Problems
There are many features of old homes that are attractive to homeowners: history, charm, and unique architecture, just to name a few. But a downside of an older home is they often require more maintenance and repairs than you’d have with a newly constructed residence….
What to Do About Calcium Buildup in Your Plumbing System
A funny thing about life is that what’s beneficial for one person or thing can actually be harmful to another. Take, for instance, calcium. We need the mineral to build and maintain strong bones and teeth. But on the other hand, calcium can be detrimental…
Everything You Need to Know About Home Plumbing Traps
When you hear the word “trap,” it might make you think of a scene from an action movie or maybe even a method for catching unwanted animals. However, the trap also refers to an important part of your home’s plumbing system. Unless you dig around…
Actions We Are Taking Regarding Covid 19
A LITTLE NOTE TO YOUR FAMILY FROM OURS… We have been monitoring the COVID-19 virus carefully, and have taken necessary precautions, such as 65% alcohol-based hand sanitizer, limiting physical contact (ie. handshaking), sterilizing vehicles, etc. We take our role in the community seriously and try…
What to Do If Your Sump Pump Starts Smelling
Having a working sump pump in your home is beneficial in many ways. It keeps your basement dry and protects your personal belongings. It prevents mold and mildew from growing inside your home. And it gives you peace of mind. However, sump pumps aren’t perfect…
Not Too Hot, Not Too Cold – Finding The Ideal Temperature For Your Water Heater
Comfort is very subjective – especially when it comes to water temperature. What one person in your household considers a nice, steamy shower can be overwhelmingly hot (or cold) or someone else. This leads to a very common question we receive from our customers, “What’s…