Is your home a victim of overflowing gutters after a fierce downpour? You’re not alone. Preparing your gutters and roof for incoming rain, storms, or snow during the winter season is always the smart thing to do. But if you’re planning to climb up a ladder to do some gutter repair, think again. Research has …
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If you’re wondering whether your sewer lines require a check-up before the incoming winter, let us answer that for you: they most certainly do! Research shows that 10% of America’s homes waste more than 90 gallons of water in a day! People don’t generally give a lot of thought to maintaining their sewer lines while examining their …
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Do you notice how your toilet starts stinking when there’s backflow in the toilet bowl? It’s the sewer gas emanating from the unflushed waste that stinks up the entire house. The noxious mix of substances decaying in the sewer waste release Hydrogen Sulfide, Methane, and Ammonia. It is these gases combined that make your drains …
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Do your kitchen cabinets release a whiff of damp smell every time you open them? That’s a red flag of water damage that homeowners often ignore. We don’t like to think of our beautiful hardwood cabinets swelling and contorting due to water damage, but it happens if you’re not careful. If you were not able …
The crisp bite in the air, the slight morning shivers, the cold hands and feet, and the occasional sniffle all signal the impending arrival of winter. The advent of winter brings many seasonal problems with it, especially when it comes to plumbing. If you’re a commercial facility owner who’s dreading the change of seasons, don’t …
The most common reason for sewer lines getting repeatedly clogged or blocked is tree roots in the drains. The trees that grow above sewer lines can sense moisture if there’s a leak in the pipe; their roots then invade the sewer line in search of water and nutrients. In Texas, the soil around the trees …
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Plumbing problems can quickly become the bane of your existence, costing you hundreds of dollars that can escalate to thousands if you leave them unaddressed. Slab leaks aren’t uncommon, but they shouldn’t be taken lightly either. The reason they’re so dangerous is that they’re largely invisible, damaging and eroding your concrete till it’s too late.
Slab leaks are one of those sneaky plumbing problems that no one tells you about till you’re sitting with a major leak or a burst pipe, your flooring’s damaged, and you’re racking up thousands in contractor bills.
Your main water line is responsible for supplying water to every part of your home. From the yard to the bathroom to the kitchen sink, everything is connected to this primary source.
As a homeowner, there are probably dozens of things on your mind each day. The lightbulbs in the upstairs room need to be changed, the floorboards creak too much, the door hinge could use some grease, the power bill is due, you’re not sure what to cook for dinner, it’s been a while since the …
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