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Prepare Your Water Line for the Next Earthquake with These Steps!
April 24th, 2017Make sure your home is ready for the next earthquake by preparing your water line.
Plumbing Posts
The Problem of Pinhole Leaks
September 28th, 2015Leaks have always been a problem for plumbing systems, and can never be fully prevented. However, the advent of copper pipes in the 1960’s was a huge step towards lessening the amount of leaks the average homeowner had to deal with.
Signs that You Might Have a Slab Leak
September 7th, 2015Slab leaks are one of the most damaging problems that can afflict a home’s plumbing. Unfortunately, they’re also one of the most difficult problems to detect and fix.
Why You Should Install an Earthquake Emergency Shutoff Valve
August 11th, 2015Natural gas is a very big part of our society, far more than you probably realize. Every time you turn on a furnace, or a gas stove, or an oven, you’re making use of natural gas.
Why You Should Schedule Video Pipe Inspection at Least Once a Year
June 1st, 2015When your furnace or your air conditioner breaks down, you know it. The air stops flowing, or if it keeps flowing it’s the wrong temperature.
Plumbing FAQ: What Is Water Hammer?
January 14th, 2015If you notice a loud knocking noise in your pipes whenever you use a sink or after you take a shower, don’t write it off as a usual household noise. Water hammer is a plumbing term used to describe a specific circumstance that could be hazardous to the pipes.
Is a Standard Tank Water Heater Sometimes the Better Option?
August 8th, 2014Tankless water heaters have existed for many years now, but it was not until recently that they expanded their popularity from Europe to the U.S. Now many homeowners on this side of the Atlantic are enjoying the benefits of going tankless, which include never running out of hot water, saving space, lowering energy costs, and getting more years of service from their water heater.
How Often Should I Schedule Plumbing Maintenance?
July 30th, 2014The plumbing of your home does a tremendous amount of work each day, bringing in fresh water to multiple taps and appliances such as washing machines and dishwashers; running hot water from the water heater; and removing wastewater from drains to the sewer system.
What Does the U-Bend in My Plumbing Do?
July 17th, 2014It is often items we see every day that escape our attention the most. For example, the U-shaped bend in the drainpipe under a sink: You’ve seen this often in the fixtures of your home and many other places. But have you ever wondered why so many drainpipes have this same specific shape?
