Imagine you hop in the shower for a nice hot bath after a long day, you rinse off before lathering your hair up, ready to wash away all your worries and concerns and—but then, there’s a pitter-patter and suddenly nothing. You’re out of water.
According to the CDC, repiping is an excellent way to deal with corroded pipes. But this is not it, repiping also works like a magic fix if your pipes have started to deteriorate and wear out. Repiping strengthens the structural integrity of the entire plumbing system and ensures that you encounter fewer repairs.
If you’ve been living in the same house for the past decade and have never considered repiping, now is a great time to do so. If your home was constructed before the 70s, the pipes were probably made of galvanized steel. By now, the same steel must be nearing the end of its useful life.
If you think you’re the only person in Fort Worth who experiences commercial plumbing emergencies, think again. Commercial plumbing problems are far more common than you think. But which ones are the most common? Is it clogged drains, running toilets, or broken toilet handles? Well, it’s all of them, and more. Clogged Drains While we’re …
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If only leaks and clogs could make their presence known in business hours—yeah, that would be great. But that never happens. It’s either in the middle of the night or when the office is full that someone comes up to you and says, “Houston we have a problem. . . in the bathroom.” Deciding if …
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January was a particularly cold month in Fort Worth, with temperatures going as low as 34 degrees. While the days were bearable, the nights had us curling up under our blankets. This is why a constant supply of running hot water is non-negotiable. But this isn’t possible if your water heater doesn’t function properly. Showering with …
Natural gas and propane are the primary fuels used in homes for cooking and heating purposes. It’s considered the safest for residential use and is better for the environment as well.
Natural gas is convenient and safe to use—but only when installed correctly, According to the American Gas Association, more than 70 million premises use natural gas for residential, commercial and industrial use.
Overflowing bathrooms are a messy situation that can make your stomach turn. Unfortunately, it’s a very common plumbing issue.
Plumbing issues need to be taken care of immediately. Ignoring certain plumbing issues will only result in major repairs that are costly.
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