With any home maintenance project, proactiveness is key to saving money and preserving various aspects of your residential property. One aspect that you always need to keep an eye on is the plumbing, as not only do problems commonly occur there, but the issues can lead to huge consequences. That said, the question to any …
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You must maintain your home’s plumbing if you want it to last. Unfortunately, one of the most neglected aspects of house ownership is kitchen plumbing upkeep. Follow these simple maintenance guidelines to avoid neglecting your kitchen plumbing. 1. Look Out for Leaks Every time you go into the kitchen, be on the lookout for leaks. …
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How often should you check the plumbing in your home? No one wants to have plumbing failure on their hands. So, understanding the frequency of checks and inspections will give you a better idea of what to expect as a homeowner. The Frequency of Plumbing Inspection Typically, you should have your home plumbing system inspected …
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The last thing anyone wants to hear is that a plumbing leak is expensive. Leaks can cause water damage and mold growth, as well as repair costs. A broad leak could result in an increase in your utility bills. This is why it is vital to be proactive in detecting leaks and their sources. Leaking …
It’s a good idea to have your faucets and plumbing inspected at least once a year, more often for homes with older plumbing. If not, you could get a leaky or dripping faucet that may seem like a typical house problem but could cost you so much if not addressed immediately. Watching out for the …
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5. You Have a Clogged Drain Your sink and shower drains are the hardest-working parts of your plumbing system. They get a lot of use, and lots of gunk gets stuck in them. Your drains are the most likely culprit for low water pressure. It’s not uncommon for people to start to get low water …
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We’ve all experienced blocked drains and pipes severe enough to require the services of a plumber. But what if the problem isn’t with the water draining but with the volume of water that is really flowing out? In-home water pressure is typically between 40 and 45 pounds per square inch (or PSI). If you’re experiencing …
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In the past couple of years, many people have caught on to the DIY home renovation and maintenance trend. With a lot of videos and instructional guides available online, it can be tempting to attempt to do things on your own. However, when it comes to plumbing, it would still be better to work with …
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The plumbing system plays a starring role in every home. Without it, houses won’t have access to clean water supplies. Wastes that go through toilets, baths, and sinks won’t have anywhere to go either. Considering the importance of the plumbing system, homeowners should take time to check on theirs to ensure that it is in …
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Damaged plumbing can cause a lot more damage to a property than one might imagine. Even something as simple as a leak can wreak havoc, causing mold growth, unstable foundations, and the like. We cannot state just how damaging problematic plumbing is to your home. That said, if you’re here today to really understand what …
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