What My Plumber Taught Me

Posted on: 12 April 2021

Most indoor plumbing pipes are installed out of sight inside walls and crawlspaces. Therefore, when they leak, the damage can go on for a while before being detected. Leaks in indoor plumbing pipes can cause water damage to walls, flooring, furniture and furnishings. Thus, exploring the causes of these leaks puts you ahead of the problem. By conducting regular leak detection and proper plumbing maintenance, you can curb leaks and protect your structure. [Read More]

Posted on: 11 February 2021

Hot water system installation is a critical step in ensuring your house has enough hot water to cater to the needs of your entire family, but it's a project you shouldn't rush. There are many things to consider before installing a water heater in your home. Here's a look at a few important considerations for your hot water system installation. What Type of Water Heater Should You Choose? Although there are many different types of water heaters available on the market these days, homeowners' choices can fall into two main categories: tank-style and tankless. [Read More]

Posted on: 30 November 2020

You may never know how much you rely on your plumbing system until it starts having issues. You may begin having a dripping tap here or a blocked drain there as your home ages. It is normal to have plumbing issues in your residence. Some plumbing issues like a dripping tap and a running toilet are easy to spot and have them fix immediately because they happen with a unique sound. [Read More]

Posted on: 17 September 2020

The plumbing is not typically on people's radar unless you have a problem that needs fixing. Sometimes, though, you're not sure whether you do or not. Look out for the following clues that your drains are blocked and need attention. Sometimes, you can deal with the issue on your own, but other times it's too big, and you'll require a plumber.  Slow Draining You might notice that your sink drains slowly and takes ages to empty. [Read More]