If you’ve got a leak or a drip in your home, then you want to see to it as soon as possible before it causes water damage. This is fine if the leak is obvious and out in the open, but what about the pipes that you can’t see, like those in your walls? SomeRead more about Signs of Hidden Leaks and Drips[…]

When you’re having problems with your plumbing, there’s always the option of calling an emergency plumber to fix the problem for you. This is especially recommended for jobs that require specialist tools or plumbing experience. But there may be times where you face more minor plumbing issues that you or someone else in the house,Read more about Plumbing Tools You Should Keep in Your Home[…]

Plumbing powers the essential utilities in our homes and enables us to accomplish daily and essential tasks, such as shower, drink water, cook, wash hands, brush teeth, flush the toilet, clean, heat water, treat air and more. Most people don’t give plumbing a second thought when it’s working right, but it is all we canRead more about Common Plumbing: 23 Things You Should Know How to Do Around the House[…]

We’ve given you some tips before on how to keep your plumbing safe from small children (and them safe from it) in case they feel like experimenting by flushing unusual things down there. But if you’re a parent to pets instead of kids (or both!), then they could wreak just as much havoc on yourRead more about Keeping Your Plumbing Safe from Your Pets[…]

Rust is formed when certain metals are exposed to both oxygen and moisture. So, your metal plumbing fixtures that are being exposed to water on a daily basis are likely to suffer from rust or corrosion over time, which can do damage as well as looking unsightly. Read on for some tips on how toRead more about How to Prevent and Remove Rust from Your Plumbing Fixtures[…]

You’ve just moved into a new house and you’ve got lots of things on your to-do list. Buy furniture, install security, get your internet and utilities set up, and the list goes on… Some of these tasks may involve checking your plumbing and getting everything in order. So, if you’re in this position and areRead more about Plumbing Tasks After Moving[…]

When it comes to performing everyday tasks, we mostly run on autopilot, not really thinking about what we’re doing. But could our everyday habits be doing more harm than we realize? When it comes to your home’s plumbing, the answer may likely be “yes!” Here are a few simple, everyday habits that could be damagingRead more about Everyday Habits That Could Be Damaging Your Plumbing[…]

Having a washing machine in your home is a great convenience, allowing you to get all your family’s laundry done without relying on the local laundromat. But what if it suddenly breaks down? Perhaps you’ve faced a problem with your washing machine before, like the water not draining from it, water overflowing, bad smells comingRead more about Avoid Plumbing Problems with Your Washing Machine[…]

We’ve given you some tips before on how to keep your plumbing safe from small children (and them safe from it) in case they feel like experimenting by flushing unusual things down there. But if you’re a parent to pets instead of kids (or both!), then they could wreak just as much havoc on yourRead more about Safe plumbing tips[…]

Garbage disposals are great for keeping your kitchen free of waste and the bad smells that come with it. Not only that, but they’re also environmentally friendly! But garbage disposals do still need looking after and maintaining properly to keep them in good working condition. To help you avoid malfunctions and other problems with yourRead more about Tips to Avoid Garbage Disposal Problems[…]