How Often Does a Water Heater Need to be Replaced?
The typically lifespan of a water heater is six to 12 years for a tank water heater. A tankless water heater can last more than 20 years. Be sure to…
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How to Avoid Repairs With Your Garbage Disposal
Is it worth it to hire a plumber to repair a garbage disposal? The truth is, you never really know until you have a professional look at it. But this…
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Replacing Your Polybutylene Pipes
In the 1970’s to the 1990’s homes were built with polybutylene pipes. These types of pipes were inexpensive and easy to install. However, plumbing professionals have found that these types…
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How A Water Softener Works?
If your home has hard water, you may be doing a disservice to your laundry, showers and drinking water if you aren’t using a water softener. Hard water is an…
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Five Reasons You May Need Toilet Repairs
The average person uses the toilet six times a day, that’s 2,190 times a year! As you can imagine, toilets are an everyday essential in a person’s life. So, doing…
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Heavy Rain Causing Plumbing Problems
It’s not uncommon for plumbing issues to arrive after a heavy rain. This is an indicator that you are having external plumbing problems. Whether it’s directly under your home or…
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Five Signs Your Outside Faucet Needs to be Replaced
Your outside faucet can get a lot of use in the summertime, from watering plants, washing cars or even filling pools. Over time, the outside faucet can start to wear…
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What Is Backflow Testing?
The best description of backflow testing – your home is set up on a water system. Specific pipes bring clean water into your home and other pipes carry the waste…
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What are the Benefits of a Tankless Water Heater?
Did you know that a tankless water heater offers endless hot water? And typically, last longer than traditional water heaters? By installing one in your home, you could even lower…
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How to Tackle Pipe Repairs
Pipe Repairs are an inevitable aspect of owning a home. No matter how many precautions you take, you can still get a damaged pipe. And then you have water going…
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