Plumbing

  • A toilet in the middle of being flushed.
    01
    Mar

    How to Fix a Running Toilet

    If you’ve noticed a persistent drip or rush of water coming from a running toilet, it’s understandable if you’re concerned. Fortunately, understanding how to fix a running toilet is within reach for most homeowners. In this blog, we’ll review what you can do to stop a toilet from running, restoring...

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  • A smiling woman filling a glass of water at a kitchen sink.
    16
    Feb

    How Do Water Softeners Work?

    In the journey towards a more comfortable and efficient home, understanding how a water softener works is a key step for many homeowners. Hard water, rich in minerals like calcium and magnesium, can wreak havoc on plumbing systems, appliances, and even your skin and hair. This is where the magic...

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  • A hand adjusting a tankless water heater setting.
    07
    Feb

    Making the Right Choice: Tankless vs. Tank Water Heaters

    When it comes to ensuring a steady supply of hot water in your home, the choice between tankless vs. tank water heaters is crucial. Both of these options have their advantages and potential drawbacks, making this decision all the more critical. This blog aims to shed light on the pros...

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  • A pipe with ice on it.
    10
    Jan

    Do Frozen Pipes Always Burst?

    When winter takes hold, a common concern for homeowners and residents is the risk of frozen pipes. The big question on everyone’s mind is: do frozen pipes always burst? And if they don’t, how often do frozen pipes burst?In this blog, we’ll delve into the dynamics of frozen pipes, understanding...

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  • A man on the phone with a woman beside him a couch as water drips from the ceiling.
    07
    Dec

    Does Homeowners Insurance Cover Water Damage?

    When it comes to protecting your home, understanding the specifics of your homeowners insurance policy is crucial. One common question homeowners have is, “Does homeowners insurance cover water damage?” The answer is not always straightforward, as personal property coverage can vary depending on the source and cause of the damage....

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  • A couple looking at blueprints for a house while holding a laptop.
    25
    Jul

    How to Find the Main Sewer Line to Your House

    It always pays to know the basics of your home’s plumbing system. One of the most critical components of this system is the main sewer line. If this line gets clogged or damaged, it could cause severe problems and pose health hazards. However, finding the main sewer line in your...

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  • Little kid flushing the toilet.
    10
    May

    5 Things You Should Never Flush Down the Toilet

    As busy homeowners, many of us don’t think twice about flushing certain items down the toilet. However, what we don’t realize is that some of these items can cause major problems to our sewer system and the environment. Believe it or not, there are actually numerous things you should never...

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  • A man holding a plunger over a toilet bowl.
    24
    Mar

    Step-by-Step Guide on How to Plunge a Toilet

    No one wants to deal with a clogged toilet. But, unfortunately, you can’t always predict when this problem will appear. Foreign objects, excessive amounts of toilet paper, and various other factors can cause this important plumbing fixture to become backed up. Fortunately, we’re here to help get the situation under...

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  • 10
    Feb

    Are Chemical Drain Cleaners Safe for Drains?

    Let’s face it: as a homeowner constantly on the go, you probably don’t stop to think about all the food, hair, grease, and soap scum that goes down your drains. Unfortunately, this means a day may come when a clogged drain puts your busy schedule on hold. When dealing with...

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  • Burst pipe gushing water
    25
    Nov

    How to Prevent Pipes From Freezing

    When winter arrives, many of us become preoccupied with our own sense of comfort. We huddle beneath blankets, heat up some hot chocolate, and put on our coziest sweaters. Although it’s vital to stay warm and comfy throughout the colder months of the year, you shouldn’t forget that your plumbing...

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