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Preventing Plumbing Problems

After moving into a new home, I realized that there were a few problems that I didn't notice during the initial inspection. I started looking around at the plumbing, and it was surprising to see how many problems there were with the house. There were bad smells coming out of the drains, the pipes seemed like they were always clogged, and I was having trouble getting hot water. I knew that I needed to do what I could to prevent plumbing problems, and it all started with working with the right professional. This blog is here to help people to recognize the signs of plumbing problems.

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Why You Should Hire Water Heater Installation Pros

26 April 2021
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Watching how-to-do videos and installing a water heater by yourself may appear fun. But that doesn't mean it's a good idea. Since you're not experienced, you could end up making costly mistakes like choosing the wrong heater tank size, not following state codes, installing the heater in a dangerous position, and making poor connections. For proper water heater installation, it's advisable to hire professional plumbers as they allow you to enjoy the following benefits: Read More 

Signs You Need Sewer Line Replacement

12 April 2021
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The health of the sewer lines in your home determines the efficiency of the entire plumbing system. But there are times you'll need sewer line replacement services to restore the efficacy of your plumbing lines. Sewer lines are built to last several decades. They operate perfectly when installed by professionals. Over time, your sewer line can slow down and it affects its functionality. If you have sewer lines that keep presenting faults, the best way is to have them replaced. Read More 

Extend The Lifespan Of Your Garbage Disposal By Hiring A Plumber

25 March 2021
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When your kitchen has a garbage disposal, making sure that it stays in the best condition can be tough when you're unsure about how to go about following the right steps. Without proper maintenance completed by a professional, the disposal could need to be replaced much sooner. Instead of handling all the maintenance alone, it's best to see how much assistance a plumber can provide to keep your garbage disposal working as expected. Read More 

Selection Tips For Tankless Water Heaters

22 March 2021
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It's very common for water heaters to have to be swapped out in residential properties today. If you're doing the same and plan on going with a tankless unit, these recommendations can help you make a decisive selection.  Measure Home's Flow Rate The water lines in your home have a particular flow rate. You need to know what this is in order to find a compatible tankless water heater unit. If you don't find out the exact flow rate, you could possibly get the wrong water heater, and then it heats up more than it should. Read More 

2 Signs Your Home’s Water Heater Needs Flushing

2 March 2021
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When you have a water heater in your house, you may not give much thought to what is happening inside of the appliance, as long as it continues to provide your household with hot water. However, because of the heat and moisture to which the interior of the tank is constantly exposed, regular flushing is needed to more remove undesirable particulates that help improve your water quality and prolong the life of the heater. Read More