When moving to a new house a nasty high water bill is probably the least welcoming sight especially if you are a small family.
In order to avoid that, here are some useful tips on avoiding water wastage during a house upgrade.
With global warming becoming a serious concern in the past few years, a large number of people are adopting green practices, including green plumbing. Unfortunately, when people hear the term green plumbing, they usually associate it with a reduction in water usage, when, in fact, it pertains to so much more! » Read more
A clogged toilet or a leak can become a major cause of frustration. You’ve procrastinated and put off the inevitable for a while now, but you know it’s time—do you? Here are 6 signs that can help determine whether your toilet needs replacement. » Read more
You have access to a treasure trove of DIYs and quick fixes online. These tips and tricks end up causing more damage to your plumbing.
Let’s debunk them all to save your fixtures, faucets and sinks from further damage. » Read more
Toilets are most of the time are overlooked. As toilets are the most important part of your home, it should not be compromised.
A quality and smoothly working toilet not only saves your money but also conserve water. » Read more
Leaks waste water as much as Lake Okeechobee’s capacity each year.
Some drain leaks are easier to fix than others. All of them however, are a pain. It is important to know the different types of drain leaks there are and the reasons why they occur. » Read more
