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Plumbing Jobs for the Experts
While there are plenty of simple fixes you can do on your own, it’s safer and cheaper the let a professional handle the more severe plumbing repairs. Here are some common plumbing disasters and how to avoid them Gas Lines Gas leaks are the most dangerous type of problem to try to handle on your own.…
How Did It Happen? The Dreaded Slow Drain
You dread filling the sink basin because you know when you release the stopper, it’s going to take a long time to drain. And that reminds you that you’ve got an untreated clog. It may start slow, so you barely notice it, but inside the accumulation of dirt, soap residue, and hair, all can contribute…
Don’t throw that down there: How to keep the garbage disposal clog-free during the holidays
With the fall season upon us, the holidays are right around the corner. And that means meals with family and friends. When you’ve got family visiting for a few days, you’ll likely be cooking, eating, and cleaning up together. And that can open up the possibility of having one or more family members put something…
Common Plumbing Disasters and How to Avoid Them
Think you’re all thumbs when it comes to fixing things? If you’re into preventing problems before they occur, then this is a must-read. We’ve outlined some of the most common plumbing disasters – not to cause panic – but to help you take steps to keep small problems small and prevent significant expenses and inconvenience.…
Simple Plumbing Fixes Anyone Can Do
Think you’re all thumbs when it comes to fixing things? Think again. The best way to keep your plumbing functioning smoothly and be prepared for any emergencies is to do some simple maintenance on a regular basis. And there are a lot of things you can do that do not require a lot of do-it-yourself…
Plumbing Tips: No More Frozen Pipes
Becoming an expert at wielding a toilet plunger? With fall upon us and those brisk nights creeping into our forecast, it’s a good time to go over some ways you can prevent your pipes from freezing. Why do frozen pipes burst? When water freezes, it expands, putting pressure on the inside of your pipe. And…
Why Does My Toilet Keep Clogging?
Are you becoming an expert at wielding a toilet plunger? If that’s the case, you’ve likely been dealing with a lot of clogs. Practice makes perfect. But it also may mean that you’ve got a bigger problem to diagnose. Here are 5 potential issues that may be clogging your toilet. What’s really going down…
Water Heater Checkup Time
So many appliances and fixtures depend on your water heater functioning properly. But it’s surprising how many of us neglect to do regular maintenance on them or have them check by a professional. We tend to wait until there’s a problem and by then it’s too late. There’s either a leak or a severe malfunction…
The Ultimate End of Summer Plumbing Checklist
As summer winds down, it’s a good idea to think about preparing your plumbing for the months ahead. Checking your plumbing seasonally can help guard against those untimely problems that can arise as the weather changes. Here’s a simple checklist of things to do to keep your home’s plumbing system running smoothly. Inspect and drain…
Worried about E. coli? How to keep your drinking water clean
With the recent E. coli outbreak in Lehigh County, many residents are concerned about how to keep their families and themselves safe from the deadly bacteria. While there are solutions, such as boiling your water, to protect you and your family right away – there are specialized filters that can help you prevent E.coli from…
How to Clear a Plumbing Vent
A working plumbing vent is integral to the function of any home’s plumbing system. Your plumbing vent regulates the pressure in your drainage pipes to ensure pipes are safe and can effectively drain waste and water. Understanding how to maintain and clear your plumbing vent can save you time and money – helping you avoid…
Leaky Faucet? Know your faucet you before you fix it.
Faucet leaks are the nuisance of bathroom maintenance issues. And the cost can be high. A leak that loses just one drop per second can waste up to 3,000 gallons of water a year. Sometimes leaky faucets are a quick fix, but other leaks can prove more difficult and come back over time. To get…