What My Plumber Taught Me

Posted on: 15 August 2018

One of the most annoying thing for a homeowner is running into plumbing problems in a new home. People usually expect things to be in tip-top shape for the next few years at least, particularly for structural components like plumbing, which usually last decades. You can avoid trouble in your new home by ensuring that the plumbing system is well-planned and executed during construction. Here are some tips for this: [Read More]

Posted on: 15 August 2018

For many homeowners, plumbing maintenance entails enlisting plumbing services when a problem crops up. But the problem with this is that you are only contending with plumbing issues rather than trying to prevent them. And when it comes to hardware deterioration, it is advisable to keep a sharp eye on your pipes as any problems with the piping could pose a threat to significant water damage and property loss in your home. [Read More]

Posted on: 14 August 2018

While you may have had some control over your kids taking showers and baths when they were younger, this process may spiral out of your control when your children hit their teenage years. Many teens start to shower and bathe much more regularly, especially when they start to notice the opposite sex, and your hot water may take a beating if you have a couple of teens at home who seem to live in your bathroom. [Read More]

Posted on: 13 August 2018

When your shower is the place where multiple household members clean themselves, it also becomes a hotbed for drainage problems. From washing your hair to shaving, lots of activities can result in clogs forming. As cutting down your daily hygiene routine is rarely an option, you may want to consider using a stainless steel drainage grate to reduce the number of times you call a plumber. If you're not sure whether using one is right for you, it's worth looking into some of their benefits. [Read More]