Clogged drains are a common plumbing issue in homes, affecting sinks, showers, toilets, and main sewer lines. Hair, soap scum, food debris, and grease are among the typical causes of these blockages.
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An unidentifiable liquid in the home is always a cause for concern. Plumbing leaks are a major headache for every homeowner, but quickly identifying them can help prevent severe issues in the future.
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A water leak can be stressful, especially if there is water damage that occurs along with it.
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An overflowing toilet is a mess, the ultimate bathroom horror story.
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Both hard and soft water have their advantages and drawbacks, and determining which one is better can be challenging.
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Garbage disposals have a limited lifespan and will eventually need replacement.
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Hard water can also be detrimental to the home’s plumbing system.
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The pressure regulator is one of the home plumbing system’s essential components.
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Changing household water usage can save money while helping the environment.
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Making simple changes can benefit seniors, from reducing accidents to increasing independence.
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A slab leak can lead to costly repairs and severe structural damage when unaddressed.
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Proper bathtub care is essential for avoiding bacteria build-up in the bathroom and more extensive and costly plumbing issues down the road.
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Knowing how to react when the water supply urgently needs to be turned off can be the difference between a minor inconvenience and a full-blown disaster.
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It is vital to choose appropriate water treatment solutions to ensure a home has access to the healthiest possible water.
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Homeowners who frequently experience shower leaks and seek repairs probably need to replace their shower valves.
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Water leaks in a home could lead to extensive damage and costly repairs. While some are easy to detect, like water dripping under the sink, others can be challenging to discover. Slab leaks are often hard to spot as they occur beneath the home.
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Last month we covered some common misconceptions and plumbing myths in residential drain etiquette, i.e., what can and cannot go down the kitchen and bathroom sink drains.
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As a new homeowner, you may suddenly feel overwhelmed by how many chores and maintenance items you need to track. Often, busy homeowners look to the internet or ask a friend for the best tips on home maintenance.
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Countless signs indicate that you need to replace your toilet: it’s old, it’s costly, it clogs all the time, it uses too much water or all of the above! A bathroom that doesn’t function properly can put a massive strain on your household and your home’s plumbing.
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