Do you know why your pipes leak? Pipe leaks in a plumbing system can result in numerous plumbing issues that become worse over time. The excessive moisture a leak can cause may end up creating pockets of bacteria and mold that eventually spreads throughout the home if the problem isn’t addressed in a timely manner….
Is your water bill too high? If your answer is yes, just a small investment can help reduce them by 25% to 60%. Using the following tips will not only help reduce your water bill, but you’ll also have a positive impact on the environment. Check Your Toilet for Constantly Running Water If your toilet…
Proper leak detection in a timely fashion with prompt repair is essential to minimizing the damage to your home or office that leaks can cause. Damage can include cracks in your foundation, cracks in walls and ceilings, damage , drywall, flooring, cabinets, carpet, furniture, and personal possessions. How to Tell Where You Have Leaks Trained…
The garbage disposal is probably one of the most abused home appliances, which is why garbage disposal plumbing related problems are so common. Most people don’t realize that disposals are designed to handle a light amount of food residue. By light, we mean the food that has been rinsed off of cooking utensils and plates…
If you turn your faucet handles and notice that only a trickle of water comes out instead of a cascade, you have a low water pressure problem. Fortunately, troubleshooting the causes of low water pressure is fairly easy to do. First, you’ll need to determine if it’s a “whole house” problem or if it’s area…
You’re sitting quietly, and you hear it. The drip-drip-drip of water from a leaky faucet that keeps you from sleeping and starts to drive you mad. If you’re not worried about a little drip, think about the cost of not fixing it. A leaky faucet wastes as much as 10,000 gallons of water per year,…