TREAT YOUR DRAINS KINDLY
We barely think about our drains and pipes until something goes wrong, but if you follow a few simple tips, you’ll keep your drains flowing and prevent potential problems down the road.
CHECK THE PLUMBING BEFORE BUYING THE HOUSE
Buying a house is a huge decision and one of the biggest investments you’ll ever make. Selecting a home with many plumbing issues could cost you thousands down the road, and add significant stress to your life.
COMMON CAUSES OF LOW WATER PRESSURE
Low water pressure is a common nuisance for many. If you don’t find the true source of the problem, this issue will keep getting worse. With this in mind, we’ve gathered a list of some common causes of low water pressure.
Easy Way To Avoid Plumbing Trouble
While it may not be possible to prevent every clog from occurring, you can take steps to prevent most of them. Here are some tips:
Why You Must Never Flush Garbage Down The Toilet
Unfortunately, toilets are not magical. We should know. When you flush something down your toilet, it does not disappear. Instead, it enters a series of pipes until it finally gets deposited into the sewer.
How To Check For Hidden Leaks
Hidden leaks damage important infrastructure in your homes like wooden beams, drywall, carpet and sometimes pipes and other plumbing accessories.
Please Don’t Ignore These Plumbing Warning Signs
One warning sign that your home may have an unseen leak is actually found in your water bill. Water could be slowly leaking out of a faulty pipe, not only costing you on your monthly utility bills but possibly costing you even more in repairs later.
How Often Should My Garbage Disposal Be Serviced?
Garbage disposal should last up to 12 years, according to experts but, like any appliance, how you treat it determines whether it lives longer—or shorter than the average lifespan.
Wondering if it’s time to ditch your disposal?
Does This Common Plumbing Problem Have You Concerned?
The typical reason that toilets run is the flap in the bottom of the tank is not sealing shut. Ever wonder why jiggling the handle generally works to stop the running water?
NJ requires lead pipe inventory, replacement over 10 years
Hundreds of public water systems in New Jersey must take inventory of their lead pipes and replace them over the next decade under a new law signed by Democratic Gov. Phil Murphy.