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Reasons Why Your Water Bill is High
Did you just receive an outrageously high-water bill? If your water bill has seen a sharp spike in consumption and price you either have a leak or are using more water than normal. The smallest leak can lead to a high water bill and has the potential to turn into a...
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Do It Yourself Plumbing Mistakes
There is never a good time to find out you have a clogged drain, running toilet, leaky faucet or a malfunctioning garbage disposal. We have all been there. Accidents happen and occasionally things break regardless of how well we maintain them. When it comes to...
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Why You Might Have Poor Water Pressure and What You Can Do About It
It’s more than a little annoying when you turn on the tap or the shower and see nothing but a slow drizzle when you need a bit more power behind your water stream. Low water pressure can happen for a number of reasons, and if you’re done with taking tired showers or...
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Looking At Homes for Sale? Watch For These Warning Signs of Plumbing Problems
Buying a home and moving in can be exciting. Unfortunately, plumbing problems can make moving into a new home a stressful and unpleasant experience. Picking a home without plumbing problems or identifying and negotiating for needed plumbing repairs before finalizing...
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3 Annoying Signs That Your Roof Vent Stack Needs a Plumber’s Attention
You may wonder about the plumbing pipe running up through your attic, or you may have noticed a weird pipe sticking out of your roof. If you’ve noticed these things, chances are good that you have a plumbing-system vent stack. This long pipe vents air out of your...
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Got Leaks? The 8 Most Common Causes of Leaky Pipes
As a homeowner, you understand the potential damage that could result from an unrepaired plumbing leak. But preventing this possible water damage isn’t always straightforward, especially for homeowners with no plumbing experience. Most leaks occur due to one of the...
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What You Can Do To Lower Your Hot Water Usage And Costs
It may be surprising to learn the second biggest user of energy in an average American home is a hot water heater. This places hot water heaters behind only climate control systems, such as air conditioners and furnaces. With that in mind, it can be helpful to take a...
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What You Should Know About Galvanized Steel Pipes
Residential water pipes have been made from a variety of materials since the earliest days of indoor plumbing. Wood, lead, copper, paper fiber, concrete and plastics of all kinds have been used to transport water for residential customers. One of the most common...
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