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High Water Pressure in Your Home Is Bad for the Plumbing
March 10th, 2020The water pressure in a plumbing system should be between 45 and 55 psi (pounds per square inch). If the pressure rises above 60 psi, it can create problems.
Plumbing Posts
Why You’re Seeing Black Specks in Your Water
February 24th, 2020There are a number of different sources for these unsightly black specks floating in your water.
Know Where the Water Main Shut-Off Valve Is
September 23rd, 2019Save your home in the face of an emergency with this simple knowledge.
Plumbing and Earthquakes: A Few Things to Know
August 26th, 2019The plumbing system is one of the parts of a house most vulnerable to quake damage.
The Myth of the “Small Leak” (No Such Thing!)
June 17th, 2019Any leak you have is a bad leak. Contact our team today to schedule an appointment.
Water Savings Tips As We Head Into Spring
March 11th, 2019If you’ve been dealing with higher water bills than normal, or you think your current bills could be lowered, you can take steps to save water.
THUMP! Water Hammer Is Hitting Your Plumbing!
February 25th, 2019The term water hammer is often incorrectly used to refer to any noises coming from plumbing pipes, such as rattling.
Some Unusual Clogs That Can Affect Your Drains
January 28th, 2019We have a long history with drain cleaning and unclogging, so we’ve seen many of the more … unusual things that can clog up drains.
Saddleback Plumbing Wins the Angie’s List Super Service Award—Again!
January 23rd, 2019Everyone here at Saddleback Plumbing is proud to announce that we’ve again won the Angie’s List Super Service Award, this time for our work in 2018.
