Five Common Areas For Plumbing Leaks

10 June 2020
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Higher water bills or a meter that keeps running even when there is no water flowing in the home are both signs that you have a hidden water leak. The following are five common locations where these leaks can hide. 1. Outdoor Faucets Outdoor faucets are more likely to develop leaks than indoor faucets, particularly if the water is not shut off to these taps during the winter months. The leak can occur at the faucet and hose bib itself, or a water line running underground can spring a leak. Read More …

Homeowner’s Guide To Sewer Line Cleanouts

3 June 2020
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A sewer line clog can be a major issue. Fortunately, your sewer line is equipped with cleanout ports that make clearing out the problem much easier. When Does a Sewer Line Require a Cleanout? Sewer line clogs tend to affect every drain in your home. Sinks may drain slowly or backup, toilets may back up each time you flush, or sewage may actually come up tub or floor drains. If more than one drain, particularly in different areas of the home, are backing up, then the issue is likely in the sewer line and not in the individual drain. Read More …

5 Signs You Need Water Heater Repair

21 May 2020
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A water heater is one of the most important appliances in your home. You rely on it to take a warm shower, do a load of laundry, and wash the dishes. The last thing you want is for it to break down one day with no warning. That is why it is important to know when your water heater may need repairs. Here are a few signs your water heater should be checked out by a professional. Read More …

Four Reasons Why Your Floor Drain May Be Backing Up

7 May 2020
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Floor drains are commonly found in basements, often in a laundry or utility rooms. Their purpose is to prevent flooding, particularly in the event that a water-using appliance like a hot water heater or washing machine overflows. If water is coming up your floor drain, one of the following causes is likely the reason. 1: Blocked Household Drain Lines Floor drains are often one of the lowest drains in the house. Read More …

Why Won’T Your Toilet Flush Properly After It’s Rained?

27 April 2020
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It may not make much sense at first, but it's entirely possible for your plumbing to not work properly after it's rained or even during the rain. If you're going through a problem with your toilet every time it rains, it likely means that there's an issue going on outside with your sewer line. Here's what you should know. Problem with the Sewer Line The sewer line, if you don't know, is a massive pipe that extends from your house to the sewer entrance in the street. Read More …
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Could your bathroom benefit from a little updating? A few years ago, I grew tired of my outdated bathroom. I decided to tackle my own remodel, which consisted of re-painting my vanity cabinets, updating the lighting fixtures and hardware, and giving my bathroom a fresh coat of paint in a modern grey color. I spent very little, but my bathroom now looks modernized, and is a space I can actually enjoy spending time in! I put together this blog to help like-minded homeowners update their own bathroom spaces in a budget-friendly way. I hope you find some great ideas here to try out for yourself!

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