Backflow Preventer You often see them next to a house or by the side of the road, but do you know what they are? Do you know what their purpose is? What Is Backflow? Backflow is when contaminated water that should be flowing out of a building instead flows in the reverse direction and enters […]
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Flushing Your Pipes Have you ever gone on an extended vacation, came home and immediately turned on a faucet or shower? Most of us don’t think twice about it. Water in your pipes sits stagnant the entire time you were away and flushing your pipes is highly recommended. Interior Pipes A plumber’s trick is to
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What is a slab leak? Some homes are built on concrete foundations. These foundations are called slabs and they are important to the structural integrity of the entire house. Often, water and sewer lines run beneath the slab. These pipes can develop pinhole leaks or even crack, causing a slab leak. Signs You Have A
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Why do I have a running toilet? The job of a toilet is simple: flush whatever is in the bowl and it’s done. However, problems will arise and one of those is the toilet not stopping. This is commonly referred to as a “running toilet.” There are several reasons why this happens. Flapper The flapper
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What To Look For In A New Tankless Water Heater Hot water on demand! A tankless water heater can be a very attractive addition to your home. Some of the key points for these systems are: Endless Hot Water: The unit heats the water as it goes through the system and into your plumbing fixtures.
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What To Look For In A New Tanked Water Heater Hot water is a luxury that we have come to rely on. A tanked water heater has a life expectancy of about 10 to 15 years. If your system is at least that old, it’s a very good idea to plan for a replacement in
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Why is my toilet flushing on its own? Toilets are not supposed to flush by themselves. If you start hearing your toilet flushing on its own, it’s time to investigate why. Here are some possible reasons: Flapper The toilet flapper opens when you flush and closes when the tank is done refilling. Flappers only last
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Choosing The Right Kitchen Faucet Whether you are looking to upgrade your kitchen faucet, need a refresh, or need a replacement, there are a few things to consider when shopping for a new one. Replacing with an exact match is simple, but a whole new style requires a bit of planning. Read on to find
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Homebuyer’s Plumbing Checklist Buying a home is one of the biggest investments that you will make. While it’s standard practice to hire a home inspector, most people don’t think to have a licensed contractor perform a plumbing inspection. Below are several important reasons why you shouldn’t skip this step and to add it to your
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Keeping Your Pipes Healthy When was the last time you really stopped to consider what you are putting down your drains and toilets? Are your pipes healthy? If you have ever had water damage or any other plumbing issue, then you know how serious these can be. They also seem to always happen at the
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