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For Whom the Water Flows

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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4 Water Systems In Your Home That Need A Plumber's Regular Servicing

Posted on August 22, 2022

It's easy to take the convenience of running water for granted until something goes wrong and you have to track down a plumber. Many homeowners don't think about regular maintenance for their home's water systems beyond changing the filter in their fridge. But there are a few key areas that need plumbing attention regularly. By neglecting to have these systems checked and serviced regularly, you can run into some significant problems further down the road. [Read More]

Drain Cleaning: 4 Common Habits That Could Lead To Clogged Drains

Posted on August 16, 2022

You might experience recurrent troubles when you choke your drains with foreign materials and cause the pipes to clog. You probably wonder whether you are responsible for the drain clogs. Identifying bad habits and changing them can help you save money. The following are some things to pay attention to and rectify to reduce the need for drain cleaning. 1. Treating Your Sink Like a Trash Can Your plumber recommends throwing garbage and food remains in the trash can before washing the dishes. [Read More]

Mistakes Homeowners Make During DIY Gas Leak Repairs

Posted on August 4, 2022

A gas leak is not something to ignore since it can spark a fire, leaving you counting losses or even losing your loved ones. So as a responsible homeowner, checking for gas leaks should be your primary duty. If you notice a leak, contact a gas leak repair company without wasting a second. Most times, you can detect a gas leak through a characteristic smell that is accompanied by a hissing sound. [Read More]

3 Ways A Late-Night Plumbing Call Can Save You Money

Posted on July 28, 2022

Unfortunately, calling a contractor in an emergency is often a very costly decision. After-hours calls understandably come at a premium, and many homeowners avoid them for precisely this reason. However, recognizing a true plumbing emergency and calling for help can be a critical cost-saving move to prevent further disruption and damage to your home.  The problem is knowing when you're facing a genuine emergency and when your call can wait until morning. [Read More]