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Tips for Planning an Air Conditioning Replacement
April 20th, 2020We’d like to offer some helpful tips for how to plan for an AC replacement.
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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.
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.
If Your Water Heater Does This, It’s Time for a New One
May 21st, 2018Not sure if you need a new water heater or not? Check this list for some help.
Careful of These Plumbing Problems
January 1st, 2018If you notice symptoms of these plumbing issues, call for repairs as soon as possible.
The Problems of Pinhole Leaks in Plumbing
December 17th, 2014The name says it all: “pinhole leak.” A tiny hole in your copper plumbing piping that can cause a whole lot of damage if it isn’t detected. Copper piping is quite durable, but like other metals, it can develop corrosion, commonly known as “pitting”. There are a few reasons why pinhole leaks/pitting can occur with your piping, but if you are seeing signs of corrosion on your copper piping anywhere, it’s important to call your Saddleback Plumbing expert for help right away.
Should I Consider Hydronic Heating for New Installation?
October 8th, 2014There are a lot of choices when it comes to home heating systems. One that has been around for a long time is hydronic heating, which is a system most commonly associated with use of a boiler.
Air Conditioning Installation Considerations for the End of Summer
August 14th, 2014It’s nearing the end of summer, and you’ve made the wise decision to replace your older air conditioner. Since older air conditioners run a higher risk of frequent repair needs, installing a new air conditioner at the end of summer reduces the possibilities of turning on your air conditioner next season only to find your system has broken down completely.
What Does Low Pressure in My Plumbing Mean?
July 15th, 2014Although it’s possible for you to still take care of a number of basic chores in your home after you experience a drop in water pressure from your faucets, shower heads, and other fixtures, it’s not only and inconvenience, it’s also a warning that there may be a serious issue in your plumbing that needs repair—before it worsens.
