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Do you know what plumbers are good at? Most have many talents, but they are especially good at making water flow where they want it to flow, and preventing it from flowing where it should not flow. They plug leaks, repair water-using appliances, install water heaters and sump pumps, and do all sorts of other work. There are things a plumber does that the average homeowner is not aware of, but you can learn more about those things here on this website. This blog is all about plumbers and their work, and that work is far more interesting and nuanced than you might realize.

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All You Need To Know About Septic System Repair

Posted on December 22, 2022

A functional septic system is essential when it comes to wastewater elimination. However, the components of your septic system may deteriorate over time, causing septic failure. Additionally, earth movements such as tremors may cause the ground below your tank and leach field to shift, damaging them. Therefore, it is prudent to hire a certified plumber periodically to unearth emerging issues. Besides, you must keep up with repairs to avoid a costly septic system replacement. [Read More]

Sounds That Indicate That Your Water Heating Appliance Is About To Fail

Posted on December 16, 2022

Water heaters make different sounds at various times, depending on the season and the device's functioning. For instance, these appliances usually make certain sounds during the cold season as they work harder to supply hot water around the house. As such, some noises you may hear might not be a reason for concern. However, other sounds might indicate that you have a serious problem on your hands.  Accordingly, you need to know what sounds your heating appliance might make when it is not functioning correctly. [Read More]

Kitchen Sink Blocked By Cooking Fat? Try These Quick Fixes

Posted on December 7, 2022

The ideal way to get rid of used cooking oil, grease, and fat is to wait for it to cool down a little—so it's still fluid, but isn't going to scald you. Tip it into a jar, put the lid on tight, and throw it out in the trash. Now, wasn't that easy? You could even see if it's possible to recycle used cooking oil in your local area. What you shouldn't do is pour it down the kitchen sink. [Read More]

Have Hard Water? Know How To Clean Your Faucets

Posted on November 30, 2022

Does your home have hard water that has left your plumbing fixtures looking bad due to all the scale buildup? You may even have an issue where the aerator is clogged and needs to be cleaned. Here are some helpful tips on how to perform these two tasks.  Descaling A Shower Head One place where you are likely to see a lot of scale buildup is the shower head since so much water is splashing back on it after showering every single day. [Read More]