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Sewer Backup: Dealing with Odors and Blockage
Dealing with a pesky sewer backup or noxious sewer odor is no one’s idea of a pleasant afternoon. Sadly, they are an unfortunate but common household occurrence. Will you be fully prepared to protect your family and property the next time you experience a sewer backup? Even if you think you are, you may still be missing some key elements for a lasting fix. Keep reading to learn all about how to deal with any
Bathroom Plumbing Problems You May Run Into During a Home Renovation
Are you in the middle of a home renovation and looking towards getting started on bathroom plumbing? Bathrooms can be the cause of many problems when renovating if done incorrectly. Let’s take a look at the most common problems you may face when renovating a bathroom. This way, you can prepare with your budget and know if the bathroom renovation is being completed the right way.
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5 Things to Look for in a Quality Plumber
A leaky faucet can be annoying, but it’s also wasteful. In fact, a faucet that drips one drop of water per second can waste over 3,000 gallons of water a year! If you have a leaky faucet or showerhead or any other plumbing issue that is wasting water and costing you money, the solution is clear — you need a plumber. Read on to learn the five essential qualities that
Common Plumbing Hazards for Older Buildings and Homes
There’s something charming about an older building. Be it a massive office or a historic home, older buildings come with a sense of history that their newer counterparts simply can’t match. Talk to anyone who lives an older home, however, and you’ll discover that owning an older building isn’t as easy as it seems. For instance, they require a level of upkeep above and beyond what you’ll find in a recently built home, especially regarding
Your Guide to Water Heater Maintenance and Repair
Are you looking for ways to extend the life of the water heating system in your home or office? Water heater maintenance can help you keep your system running efficiently for a longer period. The average life of a gas water heater is 8 to 12 years, while an electric heater may last 10 to 15 years. Like other systems in your office, these averages vary based on how often they