Major plumbing problems are every homeowner’s worst nightmare. Whether it’s burst pipes or a clogged sewer line, cleanup can be messy, and repairs can be expensive. However, many plumbing problems are worsened by ignoring small, noticeable issues that could be happening for weeks or months before a major clog. When it comes to your plumbing
Is your basement almost guaranteed to flood when there is heavy rain? Are you tired of spending your vacation days at home, cleaning up a huge mess? Well, with a sump pump, your days of cleaning a flooded basement could be over. Many homes flood in the rain, especially if they’re built in low-lying
Have you noticed water running down your water heater from the top of the unit? Is there a puddle of water around the bottom of the water heater? If so, you may have a water heater leak. Whatever you do, please do not ignore the leak! A small leak can quickly turn into a costly
Having a well-maintained water supply is essential to backflow prevention. When the flow of water in a plumbing system reverses its direction, cross-contamination occurs, meaning polluted water ends up in the main water supply. Whether your drinking water is contaminated from the ground or the source, it may pollute the entire commercial drinking water system
There are two types of water heaters: tankless water heaters, which are smaller units that heat water on demand, and larger units that have the capability of providing hot water to an entire house. With a tankless water heater, since the hot water doesn’t need to be kept hot in a tank, these units can
Whether your water line has been compromised or your water heater is the culprit behind the foul odor, the last thing any homeowner wants is undrinkable water. Keep reading to learn why your faucet water smells, what the cause of it may be, and how you can restore your water supply as quickly as possible.
