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One of the hottest additions to Orange County home heating in recent years is the hydronic floor heating system – a combination of classic hydronic boiler technology and carefully design work that can actually have heat radiating out of the floorboards in your home.
There are many components in an Orange County home’s plumbing system but few require as much persistent homeowner attention as a drain trap.
Slab leaks are leaks from pipes under the foundation of your home. Therefore, to prevent damage to the foundation, it is essential that when a slab leak is found, it is repaired quickly. Backed by years of field experience, the Orange County plumbers at Saddleback Plumbing…
Within our air conditioning systems the evaporator coil and condenser coil work together to cool our indoor air. Because whole building AC systems tend to use split systems with an outdoor condenser unit and an indoor evaporator unit…
Below are some of the most common kitchen plumbing problems in homes. These tend to be the kitchen plumbing problems that we get the most repair calls for, and they can be quickly handled by our professional plumbing repair or plumbing replacement services.
When warm temperatures arrive it is important that your Orange County cooling system is performing at peak levels. Not only do you want your home to be cool and comfortable, but you want your system to be working efficiently.
If your Lake Forest air conditioning system suddenly stops working or is not keeping your house as cool as you think it should, the chances are good that you will have to call in a professional to make the necessary repairs and get you back on track.
A common problem with Orange County air conditioners is short cycling. Short cycling is when an air conditioning unit will have either short run times or short off times. This type of quick movement back and forth between being on and off–or rather starting and stopping rapidly–can be detrimental to the overall life of an AC unit, and is also not energy efficient.
Do tub faucet leaks sound like a familiar issue in your Orange County home? You turn on your shower, flip the switch to go from tub faucet to shower head and the tub faucet continues to leak. Not only is it rather irritating, but it draws from the water pressure in the shower head. Let’s take a look at why this happens and how to quickly fix it.
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