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New Tech for Old Sewer Pipes
Unlike old soldiers who never die, sewer pipes have long, but limited, lifetimes. Sewer pipes aren’t something homeowners usually think about: They’re out of sight and usually out of mind–until they clog or break down. As with many things, good maintenance is the key to avoiding a nasty sewer surprise.
How to Find Emergency Plumbing Services – Five Questions to Ask
It is common for homeowners to put plumbing issues in the back of their mind, until emergency plumbing services are needed. In an emergency, every second counts, especially in situations, such as a burst pipe or busted water heater. In emergency situations, it is essential that you hire a qualified
Advantages of Hiring A Professional Plumbing Service
When you decide that work must be done on the plumbing in your home, hiring a professional plumbing service is always the right way to go. Many people do not understand how to properly deal with the plumbing in their own home, because of this, most projects end in disaster.
Which Way Do You Roll?
How you roll your toilet paper from the dispenser, over or under, may not seem like a controversial issue. Many people may not even think about how the paper rolls. They just put a new roll on the dispenser automatically. But, when the popular advice columnist Ann Landers offered her rationale
What It Takes to Become a Licensed Plumber
The legendary actor Spencer Tracy once said: “Acting is not an important job in the scheme of things. Plumbing is.” If you’ve ever had a plumbing emergency, you know what he means. You need someone who knows how to fix it right! And that plumber is made, not born. The plumbing
Test Your Drain IQ!
This quiz tests your drain brain, how savvy you are about household water use and plumbing. The answers appear below. 1. In the summer, it’s okay to flush grease down the drain, because it won’t clog the pipes in the heat. True or False? 2. Very slow leaky faucets are
Side Sewers: What You Don’t Know Can Hurt You
Whether you’ve lived in your home for years, or you’re a new owner, it’s important to find out the state of your drains and sewers before there’s a problem. A big unknown for many homeowners is the “side sewer.” This is the pipe that connects your home’s plumbing system to the
Sewer Pipes: An Unseen Problem That Can Sneak Up on You
Sewer pipes are a part of your home’s infrastructure that probably doesn’t get much attention. For many people, it’s out of sight, out of mind. But everyone in the family will quickly notice when sewage begins to seep out of your drains–into the shower for instance. The aroma of a
Keep Your Pipes Warm!
Winter is here, and we don’t know when, or for how long, the temperature might dip below freezing. So, the best strategy is that of the Boy Scouts: “Be prepared.” Preparedness rule number one is to make sure that your thermostat is set no lower than 55 degrees, even when
