What My Plumber Taught Me

Posted on: 30 August 2018

Blocked drains are a nuisance. They cause bad smells in the home and can render your whole plumbing system unusable. Bad clogs may need a professional plumber to clear, so what can you do to stop drains from becoming blocked in the first place? Avoid grease Grease and oil can easily block a drain, particularly in a kitchen where they combine with food particles to make much larger objects, which then give off bad smells as they decay. [Read More]

Posted on: 30 August 2018

A free-flowing drainage system is something that few people can do without. Whether it's a loss of water or a gurgling drain, calling for help promptly is the best way to tackle the issue. If you don't know when to call an emergency plumber, you may benefit from a few examples. You're noticing signs of a burst pipe When a large amount of water appears suddenly, it's likely that you're dealing with a burst pipe. [Read More]

Posted on: 30 August 2018

Blocked drains are a common plumbing issue that you may encounter in life. They can occur when you least expect it, so it is important that you prepare yourself in advance. If you leave blockages unattended, they can prompt water to leak from the drains, consequently damaging your office or home. Serious problems may lead to burst pipes, which may force you to spend even more on the pipes. The following options can help you remove blocked drains. [Read More]

Posted on: 30 August 2018

Even though slow-moving drains are common in the kitchen and bathroom, they should not be ignored until you notice a complete clog. By this time, you'll need emergency unclogging, and this can be very costly for you. Instead, stay on top of your drains by taking note of the signs of an impending emergency and then call the help you need in good time. Read on for more details. Signs of a clogging drain (in order of criticality) [Read More]