Prevention

Your sewer line is a critical part of your plumbing system. Buried beneath your slab and traveling underground to the municipal sewer main, this all-important pipe routes waste away from your home. When it has cracks, offset sections, or clogs, it can send sewage or wastewater back into your home. Damaged sewer pipes can also […]

It’s no secret that sewer lines don’t smell great when you open them up. However, detecting foul odors from your plumbing system inside the building or around the property indicates a problem. There are many potential reasons why noxious gases or liquids may escape from your sewer system; some are much easier to fix than

Modern tank water heaters can last around 15 years with proper maintenance, and at that point, you’ll likely be replacing it due to energy efficiency rather than a particular fault or failure. Despite this, many water heaters fail within six to eight years. In order to help you avoid this, let’s explore the steps you

According to the estimates released by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), leaking pipes waste one trillion gallons of water annually. Moreover, leaking pipes can cause serious damage to your home if they’re not addressed on time. Read the warning signs below to know when the pipes in your home are leaking and need the attention

Unexpected puddles of water in the yard, water backing up into sinks and bathtubs, and foul odors from the sink or shower drains can all be signs that you have a cracked sewer line. The following are some ways to identify the signs of a cracked sewer line, as well as repair and replacement considerations.

Water heaters are essential to our daily lives, providing hot water for showers, laundry, and dishes. Regular maintenance is crucial to ensure your water heater continues to operate. By following a few simple dos and don’ts, you can extend the life span of your water heater and avoid unexpected breakdowns. 1. Do Flush Your Water