It’s not uncommon for homeowners to get one serious drain blockage and then vow to take steps to never have to deal with this problem again. While taking some of these steps to prevent a drain clog may seem like a hassle, they will help save you the much greater hassle of having to callCONTINUE READING »
The modern world has so many conveniences, and the toilet is certainly a favorite. It is such an important convenience that we kind of forget that it isn’t magic. The things you flush down the toilet have to make their way down the drain and out your sewer system. Certain objects, materials and even foodsCONTINUE READING »
When you’re shopping for a home insurance policy, you may be pitched an addition to your policy called service line insurance. What is this policy, and do you need it? Aren’t gas line covered by insurance? Here’s what you need to know. Are Gas Lines Covered by Insurance? The part of the gas line thatCONTINUE READING »
Disposable wipes might sound like a genius idea to you. When you need something a little tougher than toilet paper but that can still be flushed away, disposable wipes seem to answer the call. But they can be more like a siren’s song, leading you to a big clog instead of flushable convenience. While marketersCONTINUE READING »
Trees are a lovely feature on any property that you probably feel blessed to have. That is unless they have started interfering with your sewers. In their search for water and nutrients, both young and mature trees can seek out your sewer line and begin to feed off it. Encouraged, they will grow more rootsCONTINUE READING »
You’d hope that the sewer lines in your home would last a long time without even a leak. However, sometimes they collapse entirely, likely leaving you wondering why. Sewer lines are one of those things we don’t think about much until something goes wrong with them. But most face daily stresses that can cause themCONTINUE READING »
You probably don’t have the equipment to look inside your sewer lines, so how do you know if tree roots are growing into them? It is important to ask because the earlier you can catch a tree root problem in your sewer, the less serious the repair process will be. There are signs that youCONTINUE READING »
What happens when your home needs all new plumbing pipes? It sounds like pretty invasive work, we know. Your pipes run through your whole home and to every major room. However, we can do a re-pipe without cutting into too many of your walls or turning off your water for too long. Here is whatCONTINUE READING »
You have filled up a glass from the tap and discovered that it is tinged red. What is going on, and should you drink it? Most likely, your water has iron rust in it. It only takes a tiny amount of rust to turn water a brownish yellow or red. Is drinking rusty water dangerous?CONTINUE READING »
PEX is a relatively uncommon material for in-home gas lines, but that doesn’t mean it can’t be used. It is more commonly used for external underground gas lines that deliver large amounts of gas to serve a whole neighborhood. If you’re asking whether you can install an outdoor, underground PEX gas line yourself, the answerCONTINUE READING »
Few people want to run a gas line through the slab in their house. Many instead choose the up and over route. They run a gas line up through the attic and then out of the house. While many such installations have been completed, there are safety concerns with having a gas line in anCONTINUE READING »
A gas leak can be a serious safety hazard. After you’ve had a leak, authorities typically recommend that you open up your doors and windows and let the home air out. Typically, you’ll need to allow your home to air out for fifteen minutes to a few hours, but the exact timeframe depends on theCONTINUE READING »
Anyone with a furnace, fireplace, or water heater that uses natural gas should know how to tell if they have a natural gas leak in the house. While these appliances have many safety features and only properly licensed professionals can work on them, nothing is perfectly safe. Natural gas leaks do still happen. Most areCONTINUE READING »
Chances are, you strongly prefer either a hot shower or a cold shower. But, proponents of either could stand to consider switching their temperature up a bit. Cold and hot showers each provide benefits, just different benefits. Which would be best for you? The Benefits of Cold Showers If you’re a fan of hot showers,CONTINUE READING »
While tankless water heaters have fewer problems than the tank kind, they can still develop leaks. The good news is that these leaks are rarely as large as leaks from tank water heaters. However, because the tankless water heater is installed inside of the wall, the leaks tend to go undetected for longer in theCONTINUE READING »
If you’ve ended your night on a bad note by clogging your toilet, we understand the impulse to head to sleep and leave the headache until the morning. No one wants to have to call a plumber at night. But is it okay to leave your toilet clogged overnight? It may not be. There areCONTINUE READING »
When you have a clogged toilet, but you don’t need to use it right away, you might wonder if you can just wait and let the clog sort itself out. Will a toilet eventually unclog itself? It sure would be nice, but it’s fairly rare for a toilet’s clog to clear up after a fewCONTINUE READING »
Copper pipes were once the best option for homeowners who wanted durable pipes that would last half a lifetime. However, new improvements in materials sciences have led to PEX, an amazing material that can outperform copper piping in many areas. This less expensive, flexible material is a great option for homeowners who have problems withCONTINUE READING »
Have you ever been walking down a busy city street and see steam rising up from the sewer? This phenomenon is sometimes replicated on movies for authenticity and captured in photography for interesting lighting effects. But why does steam come out of the sewer at all? In part, the question depends on what kind ofCONTINUE READING »
Kitchen sink leaks can be frustrating and are a potential source of damage to your home. If you’ve noticed even a small leak from the kitchen sink it is worth investigating. Much of the water, and therefore the damage, may be hidden from view. Here are a few reasons why your kitchen sink is leakingCONTINUE READING »
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