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This just might be the most watery blog on the internet. Once you start reading it, you'll know what we mean. Yes, this is a plumbing joke. It's a blog about plumbing, after all, and water is a big part of plumbing! We do hope you understand, though, that plumbing is about more than just water. Understanding the materials that are used to make pipes is really important. It's also important that you know when to call a plumber. And knowing how to plunge a toilet is always handy, too. Start reading, and we think you'll enjoy this watery, wet blog.

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How Does A Contractor Diagnose Furnace Problems?

Posted on March 17, 2022

You wake up to a cold house and wonder why your heat isn't keeping up. After checking your thermostat, you realize that your furnace isn't working. If this ever happens to you, you'll want to contact a heating repair company right away. First, you'll need their services to determine the problem. Then, the heating contractor will fix the issues after diagnosing the issues. Most heating contractors diagnose issues by completing a few steps. [Read More]

Looking To Save Water? Contact Plumbing Services If You Notice Any Of These Plumbing Issues

Posted on March 7, 2022

One of the common issues that can occur if you just ignore plumbing issues is wasting water. Plumbing issues can lead to water being wasted and in turn, increase your water bill every month. If you are looking to save water and reduce waste, you should immediately call a plumbing service to help you if you notice any of the issues below.  A Sink That is Dripping or Leaking  One of the ways that you may be wasting water is through a sink, faucet, or shower head that is leaking water. [Read More]

3 Benefits Of Hiring Contractors To Waterproof Your Bathrooms

Posted on February 24, 2022

Waterproofing your bathrooms is extremely important because they are constantly exposed to moisture. Not only can the moisture damage your bathrooms, but it can also increase the possibility of mold growth, which is unattractive and a health risk. Waterproofing your bathrooms can reduce the risks of having damp walls or water seepage, or other costly water damages. Your waterproofing projects should be done by a professional to ensure it's done right and that the right materials are used. [Read More]

3 Signs You're Facing A Major Sewer Repair

Posted on February 10, 2022

Sewer repairs rank high on the list of home repairs that can put a severe dent in your household budget. Unfortunately, ignoring sewer issues is rarely an option. Allowing sewer problems to go unaddressed can lead to contaminated water entering your home or property. In many cases, you may even create more expensive repairs for the future. Of course, it's no fun potentially spending large amounts of money unnecessarily, so most homeowners want to be sure that they need an extensive repair. [Read More]