In most cases, our water heaters go overlooked in our houses. We don’t spend as much time learning about or knowing how to maintain them as we do our air conditioners and other more typical house maintenance. The hot water heater system, on the other hand, is just as crucial and requires regular maintenance if …
Practical Tips to Extend Your Water Heater’s Lifespan, Pt. 1 Read More »
Did you know that nearly every home in the United States has a water heater? We often take hot water on demand for granted, but anybody who has taken a chilly shower in the winter knows how crucial it is. Unfortunately, not all water heaters work well – many types are more than ten years …
5 Typical Water Heater Problems and What to Do About Them Read More »
While a hot water heater is a fairly simple appliance, like any machine, it requires maintenance to ensure it is running properly. Many people find that their water heater is not providing the hot water they need for routine tasks, such as showering. If you are one of these individuals, it is important to schedule …
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 …
What Are the Common Causes of a Leaky Home Faucet? Read More »
Your water heater is vital to keeping your home running smoothly. If it stops working, you won’t be able to shower, flush the toilet, and some other basic tasks will become problematic. For this reason, you need to keep your water heater in good shape. Not sure how to do this? The best way is …
5 Signs That You Need to Service Your Tankless Water Heater Read More »
Whatever liquid substance or leftover that we no longer need, we deposit them down the drain, washing them down with a generous amount of water, well enough for them to flush through the pipes. While this may prove to be a harmless act most of the time, there are instances where our carelessness may prove …
An Odor Problem: Possible Reasons Why Your Drains Smell Read More »
You’re washing your hands in the kitchen sink when you notice a gurgling sound. You’re wondering if there’s a Gremlin in your drain. Most certainly not – but what is it if it isn’t an 80s movie creature? What Causes Gurgling? Gurgling occurs when anything obstructs the flow of water or air through your drains. …
4 Common Reasons Why Your Drain is Making a Gurgling Sound Read More »
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 …
8 Reasons Behind Your Home’s Low Water Pressure, Part 2 Read More »
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 …
8 Reasons Behind Your Home’s Low Water Pressure, Part 1 Read More »
A home’s plumbing system is crucial because it’s what brings water. It will be quite troublesome to get it back up and running again if it gets damaged. Many different things can affect your plumbing system, but one of the arguably worse ones are frozen pipes. Frozen water pipes are a problem in cold and …
Plumbing 101: How You Can Prevent Your Pipes from Freezing Read More »
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