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Toilet Clog or Sewer Line Issue? Here’s How to Know for Sure
If you could take an X-ray of your home, you’d see a hidden maze of pipes quietly managing everything you flush or drain. These systems, basically your home’s drains and the main sewer line, work together to carry wastewater safely away. However, when something goes wrong, it’s not always easy to determine where the problem…
Read MoreModern Bathtub Outlet Makeover
Your bathtub might be showing certain signs of wear, such as a constant drip, a rusty spout, or a diverter that doesn’t function properly. But, this doesn’t happen all of a sudden. You may have even noticed water leaking behind the wall and dismissed it as minor. But if you’re seeing any of these signs,…
Read MoreHow to Fix a Clogged Dishwasher and Avoid Future Issues
Imagine, after having a long day at work, you put all the dishes into the dishwasher. When you go back and check, you will find dirty dishes and a water pool inside. Ah! That’s too irritating; it’s already late at night, and you’ve got to wake up early the next morning for work. And now…
Read MoreSigns Your Septic Tank Needs Immediate Attention
A septic tank may not be an ideal conversational topic, but it plays a vital role in keeping your home clean, efficient, and functional. When they fail, it’s not just a plumbing issue. What may seem like a normal issue may escalate quickly into an emergency. When water starts overflowing in yards and toilets, it’s…
Read MoreBenefits of Low-Flow Toilets: Save Water and Money
We know that toilets are not something you would discuss daily. But when it comes to saving water and money, and even avoiding plumbing problems down the line, low-flow toilets deserve a little spotlight. Summers are often challenging when you have to deal with dry weather and water conservation rules. That’s why it’s very important…
Read More8 Plumbing Tools Every Homeowner Should Invest In
Plumbing problems have the worst timing. An emergency plumbing issue in your home is the last thing you would expect when you are going to bed or getting ready for your job. That’s why an immediate solution is necessary, whether it’s a minor leakage or a major issue like frozen or burst pipes. Being a…
Read MoreIs Soft Water Better for Your Plumbing?
Is your drinking water starting to look cloudy instead of clear? Do your hands feel slippery or filmy even after washing with soap and water? The reason is common – The tap water in your home is hard. That’s because the water contains a specific amount of calcium and magnesium. Water is generally safe when…
Read MoreDetect Hidden Drain Issues with Video Camera Inspections
85% of recurring drain issues stem from undetected blockages – problems that often go unnoticed until they turn into costly repairs. This is because most drain issues aren’t visible from the surface. So, to identify where the problem lies and what the problem is,drain cleaning professionals use video camera inspectiondrain cleaning professionals. Instead of guessing…
Read MoreHow to Keep Tree Roots Out of Your Sewer Lines
Did you know that more than 50% of all sewer blockages in the USA are caused by tree root intrusion? Well, unfortunately, your sewer line is a five-star buffet for trees! Sewage contains the most nutrient-rich products, such as nitrogen and water, which trees adore. And that is where the trouble starts! When roots enter…
Read MoreWhat is a Sewer Backflow Preventer and How Does It Work?
Sewer backflow preventers are essential devices to protect your home from harmful wastewater backflowing into the plumbing system of your home. Sometimes, your sewer might backflow due to blockages, municipal sewer overflows, heavy rains, or aging city infrastructure. All of these compromise the sewer system and cause untreated waste to flow backward into homes. Remember…
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