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Picture this: You turn on the faucet to wash dishes, but the water seems to have unusually low pressure. You Google your problem and learn that your aerator is clogged. Now, at this point, you’re saying to yourself, “What’s an aerator?” Guess what? You’re not alone! But luckily, even if you’re not an expert in kitchen faucet repair, this common household problem can be easily solved in minutes. Here’s what you need to know! What is an Aerator? An aerator is a mesh screen that is attached to the tip of your faucet. It can easily be unscrewed from the […]
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Never thought much about the pipes that carry your waste away? If you are like most, once something goes down the drain it’s out of sight and out of mind. So why is it so important to pay attention to the health of your pipes and sewer? From your house to the street, sewer system health is your responsibility. We’ll lay out some tips and recommendations for keeping your sewer system in tip top shape. Down the Drain or Not There are several things you should avoid putting down your drains or flushing down the toilet. Here are some common […]
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While traditional nine-to-five jobs often dominate, the trade of plumbing stands out as a rewarding career path. While it may not be the first profession that comes to mind, being a plumber comes with its unique set of perks. Here are three compelling reasons why this trade is not only essential but also highly fulfilling. 1. Job Security and Demand One of the most significant advantages of being a plumber is the strong job security that comes with it. Plumbing is an essential service that people will always need, whether it’s for routine maintenance, emergency repairs, or new installations. According […]
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A lot is happening in the plumbing industry in the month of October. Continue reading our news roundup to learn more about what’s happening in the industry this month. Innovative Alternative To Septic Tanks United Utilities is the first water company to introduce an innovative low-carbon, chemical-free wastewater treatment process for use at small locations. Lisa Mansell, chief engineer for innovation and carbon at United Utilities, said: “We are always looking for ways to both improve the wastewater treatment process and reduce the use of chemicals – FujiClean offers both.” For more information on this system click here. Louis Devine […]
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It’s happened to the best of us; a home remodeling duo has convinced you that it’s time to freshen up your home’s look with an HGTV-inspired makeover. And if you’re planning on redoing the bathroom, it’s also time to look into the costs of said makeover. But this time consuming project doesn’t have to break the bank. The overall price for a bathroom remodel depends on a number of factors – like how long you’ve been there, where your house is located, and the age of your home. In this blog we cover many of those factors, so you can […]
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Dealing with a collapsed pipe can be a homeowner’s nightmare, leading to costly repairs and significant disruptions. Understanding the causes, signs, and when to seek professional help is crucial to mitigate damage and ensure a swift resolution. In this blog, we’ll explore the common culprits behind pipe collapses, identify the warning signals that indicate trouble, and provide guidance on when it’s time to call in the experts. Causes of a Collapsed Pipe A collapsed pipe is a major plumbing issue. Not only is it a huge inconvenience for you, but it can seriously affect your home’s value, as well. Below […]
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There are several reasons for a slow flushing toilet. It is important to know when you can fix it yourself and when you need to call a professional. A clogged drain could use a plumber, while a clogged toilet could just use a plunger. Here are a few different and common causes of a slow flushing toilet. Low Water Level in the Tank Having a low water level in your toilet tank is one of the most common reasons for a weak flush. The water must be at a certain level in order to have enough power to cause a […]
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A lot is happening in the plumbing industry in the month of August. Continue reading our news roundup to learn more about what’s happening in the industry this month. Tax Breaks for Homeowners who Upgrade their Water Heater The Inflation Reduction Act is a historic measure to combat rising global tariffs, but this legislation is not only good for the environment, it’s also good for your bank account. Thanks to the IRA, Americans can benefit from tax credits and rebates when making environmentally friendly improvements to their homes — and save up to $1,700 on upgrading their water heaters. For […]
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Sewer line repairs and replacements are no small job, and they can cost a lot of money. That’s why it’s important to know who is responsible for footing the bill in the event of a sewer problem. Here’s a guide to help you determine whether you or the city is responsible for sewer line issues. Main Sewer Lines The city is responsible for any sewer problem starting from the main sewer line. This line carries waste from your home and surrounding homes to places like the city’s treatment plant. The pipe usually sits outside your property line on public property. […]
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The notorious drip-drip from a leaky faucet may be annoying, but just how serious of a plumbing issue is it? Should you call in a professional to take a look, or try to tackle the issue yourself? And what about similar problems like water leaking out of a faucet handle – are those problems more worrisome? To help answer questions like these, we’re going over exactly why a leaky faucet can be dangerous, and what specific problems it can lead to. Let’s take a closer look at one of the most frequent plumbing issues! What Causes a Leaky Faucet? Leaky […]
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