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12
Oct

The Indispensable Benefits of Regular Plumbing Maintenance and Inspections

Plumbing is a critical component of modern residential and commercial infrastructure. Its seamless functioning ensures the delivery of clean water and the efficient disposal of waste. However, just like any other system, it is susceptible to wear and tear, breakdowns, and malfunctions. The risks associated with plumbing failures range from minor inconveniences to significant financial setbacks, sometimes leading to structural

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12
Oct

Eco-Friendly Plumbing Solutions: Tips for a Sustainable Home

In recent years, the demand for sustainable solutions has pervaded almost every industry, and plumbing is no exception. As we confront the imminent challenges of climate change and dwindling natural resources, sustainability has become more than a buzzword; it is an imperative. For homeowners and professionals in the HVAC and plumbing sectors alike, eco-friendly plumbing solutions offer a way to

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12
Oct

Water Heater Troubleshooting: Common Issues and Solutions

Water heaters are an essential part of modern living, providing hot water for various household activities like bathing, cooking, and cleaning. However, these appliances are not immune to problems, which can disrupt your daily routine and even result in costly repairs if not addressed promptly. This blog post aims to delineate common issues that plague water heaters and offer pragmatic

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3
Dec

Common Plumbing Myths

Homeowners and renters alike have heard numerous tips and “advice” on how to take care of their plumbing systems. Some of it was passed down from family, and other times it may have been advice from online. And most of it-wrong. We have compiled a list of common plumbing myths and the correct advice to go with each. Myth #

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5
Nov

So, You’ve Dropped Something Down The Drain?

We’ve all done it – dropped something in the toilet or down the drain in the sink. Sometimes it’s our cell phone and relatively easy to retrieve (if not sometimes gross). Other times it is a favorite necklace or a wedding band.  In stranger cases, it’s usually a child playing “hide” the keys or favorite toy. However it happened, our

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22
Oct

Thinking About A Plumbing Or Kitchen Remodel?

So, you’ve finally had the chance to remodel your kitchen, and you can’t wait to pick out the new cabinets and countertops! So much happens during a renovation, especially if you choose to do some or all of the upgrades yourself. While giving your kitchen a facelift, keep in mind that in order to avoid an expensive gaffe, there are

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8
Oct

Hard Water Problems

Hard water can be problematic and it is usually a regional issue, unluckily for us Floridians, we fall into the affected region. Hard water problems are caused by minerals like calcium, aluminum, magnesium, and iron in tap water sources. These minerals come from water passing through layers of limestone in the ground. The high concentration of minerals in the water

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10
Sep

DIY Plumbing Toolbox

Guide to Creating a Handy DIY Plumbing Toolbox There are times when you may need to make a quick fix yourself on your pipes, so it’s important to have the right tools in your toolbox. Use this helpful guide to stock your DIY plumbing toolbox and understand what each is best used for. Items to Add to Your DIY Plumbing

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30
Jul

3 Water Heater Problems

Water heaters make up a large part of your plumbing system. They connect to all of the pipes going to sinks, showers, tubs, dishwashers, and other appliances. They provide us with the hot showers we enjoy at the end of a long day. They allow us to wash our clothes and dishes. Without one, we would be living in the

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18
Jun

Why Does My Kitchen Sink Smell?

Foul smells haunting you in your kitchen even after you have cleaned and taken out the trash? The culprit may surprise you – your kitchen sink. Food particles can find themselves trapped in the pipes or in your disposal, if you have one. Another possible culprit is gas escaping from a drain trap or vent and making its way up

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