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  • Toilet flushing purple water.
    10
    Apr

    Why Is the Water in My Toilet Bowl So Low?

    Ever noticed that the water level in your toilet bowl seems unusually low? You’re not alone. It’s a pretty common puzzle that many homeowners run into, and it could hint at some sneaky plumbing issues. Catching these little clues early can really save you from potential water damage or some...

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  • Homeowner fanning herself on the couch due to AC breakdown.
    21
    Mar

    Air Conditioners: Warning Signs of a System Failure

    Ever find yourself anxiously listening to the hum of your AC unit, wondering if every rattle and hiccup is a sign of imminent failure? It’s a common concern as temperatures climb and our reliance on air conditioning increases.  Knowing the warning signs of a potential system breakdown can save you...

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  • Reynolds electrician installing smoke detector.
    07
    Mar

    Why Do Smoke Detectors Need to Be Replaced Every 10 Years?

    Have you ever wondered why you need to replace your smoke detectors every decade? It might seem like just another chore on your home maintenance list, but there’s actually a good reason behind it.  Knowing the lifespan and maintenance requirements of your smoke detectors can significantly improve your home’s fire...

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  • Water stains on a ceiling in a home.
    21
    Feb

    5 Signs of a Burst Pipe

    Few home problems are as stressful as water damage. A burst pipe can turn a normal day into a nightmare, leaving you scrambling to stop the flooding and minimize the mess. The longer it goes unnoticed, the worse the damage gets — ruined floors, soaked drywall, and the risk of...

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  • A close-up of a hand resetting a circuit breaker on an electrical panel.
    12
    Feb

    Why Won’t My Tripped Breaker Reset?

    A tripped breaker is something every homeowner deals with at some point. It’s meant to protect your home’s electrical system by shutting off power when it detects a problem. Most of the time, resetting it is simple — flip the switch, and the power comes back on. But what if...

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  • Frayed wires sparking
    23
    Jan

    How to Prevent Electrical Fires in Your Home

    Electricity powers almost everything in our homes, from the appliances we rely on daily to the devices that keep us connected and entertained. With so much depending on a steady flow of power, it’s easy to forget the potential risks that come with it. However, it is important to remember...

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  • Tree roots growing out of sewer line.
    08
    Jan

    The Impact of Tree Roots on Your Plumbing Pipes

    Tree roots and plumbing pipes can become a costly combination for homeowners. This is because root systems possess a natural tendency to search for moisture, and sewer lines, with their constant flow of water, offer an attractive target. The result? Potential plumbing disasters that can be both immediate and long-term....

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  • A man cupping water in his hands as it flows from a sink.
    20
    Dec

    Why Won’t My Drain Stop Gurgling?

    We use our drains daily without much thought — until something doesn’t sound right. A gurgling noise coming from the drain can be one of those sounds that stops you in your tracks. It’s not just annoying; it can also signal a bigger issue in your plumbing system. So, why...

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  • A close-up of a hand resetting a GFCI outlet on a wall.
    04
    Dec

    Where Are GFCI Outlets Required by Code?

    In the hustle and bustle of daily life, things like electrical safety don’t always top the priority list. But here’s the thing: neglecting electrical safety can lead to major headaches and potential dangers down the road. One key component of a safe home is understanding GFCI outlets and where they’re...

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  • Mop in bucket trying to clean a flooded basement
    20
    Nov

    Plumbing Problems After a Storm: What to Watch For

    Storms can wreak havoc on your home in ways that aren’t immediately visible. Heavy rain, flooding, and wind can test the strength of your plumbing system, leaving behind a trail of hidden damage. Knowing what to look for after severe weather is the first step to protecting your home and...

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