Dealing with a clogged toilet? What a messy job! The good news is that, while it’s definitely not a fun job, with a little practice, you can get most clogged toilets up and running in minutes, without flooding your bathroom. Above all, don’t try to unclog the toilet by flushing it over and over again….
If you aren’t excited about plumbing because it seems like a dangerous or unsanitary task, then you’re not alone. Fortunately, there are some plumbing basics you can learn to safely handle minor repairs. Doing these basic tasks on your own will not only save you money; but they will also help you fix small problems…
Being ready for a plumbing emergency is vital. Being prepared can save you thousands of dollars simply by knowing what you can do to stop the damage and who to call for emergency plumbing repair in Phoenix. What is a Plumbing Emergency? A plumbing problem that happens at night or on the weekends may cause…
Interviewing a Phoenix plumbing contractor is essential when you have a major plumbing job that needs to be done. You have to make sure they know what they are talking about, and you want to make sure that you feel good about working with them. It can be hard to know exactly what to say…
It seems to happen at the most inconvenient times. You’re having family over for dinner. You’re on your way to work. The babysitter drops eggshells in the drain. The garbage disposal hums, won’t drain and stops working. You’re left scratching your head wondering how to fix your garbage disposal so that you can go about…
Consider Your Needs Your needs may be as simple as having safe, tasty drinking water. Phoenix residents have hard water that contains a variety of minerals that cause build-up on fixtures, appliances and dishes. Softening hard water or removing calcium carbonate or chlorine greatly improves water quality. Set a Budget An investment in a water purification…
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,…