You know what’s really cool? The fact that you can turn on one of your taps and BAM you’ve got fresh water! It’s basically magic! (Okay, it’s really not magic, and, in fact, taps were first introduced in the early-mid 1800s!)
See, you depend on your taps to keep your home healthy, hydrated, and clean, so when there’s suddenly no water, it can definitely be a cause for concern! If you’ve found yourself in this situation, here’s what we want you to do: call your local plumber and keep reading this blog!
Let’s face it, emergencies don’t always occur during typical office hours, though, don’t we all wish they did? When an emergency strikes, you want to be sure that there is a technician ready to help you, no matter the hour.
At some point, your plumbing system will age to the extent that replacing or repairing just one section of the piping isn’t going to be an effective means of solving the problem. Of course, we understand that this can seem pretty scary, which is why we are here to help!
Uh-oh! You’ve clearly got a plumbing ‘situation’ on your hands, so who do you call?
Although you likely don’t give it much thought, your main sewer line is perhaps the most important component of your plumbing system. It is one of the two main plumbing lines connected to your home, responsible for removing all the wastewater from inside your house and pushing it into your city’s civil sewer system. Sure, it can be quite easy to forget about as it is hidden underground, but trust us, when there is trouble, you are bound to notice.
Sometimes, what you might believe is a minor inconvenience might actually be somewhat of a big deal. This is especially true when it comes to your plumbing system. Your plumbing system is much larger and much more complex than you might realize, as the majority of it is hidden behind walls and underneath floors. This is why something as ‘minuscule’ as a leaky faucet requires immediate attention.
Before you throw that banana peel down the garbage disposal, stop and read our blog! Although it is super convenient and easy to use, your garbage disposal was not designed to chew up all your uneaten scraps. In fact, there are many items that homeowners throw down their garbage disposals willy nilly — items that definitely don’t belong there.