Month: September 2019

Many homeowners try to handle plumbing issues themselves, either because they enjoy tinkering around their house or they want to save money. Fixing the problem yourself may solve it temporarily, but can cause more serious plumbing issues in the future. » Read more

A woman in New Jersey had her home wrecked after raw sewage flooded the basement causing over $50,000 in damage. She was a victim of a ‘fatberg’, which was a disgusting and congealed mass of fat, wet wipes and other waste clogging the pipes.

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Careful planning comes in handy especially when there is an emergency situation at home. For example a burst water pipe. The damage caused can be catastrophic if not attended to immediately. » Read more

Large-scale plumbing problems can have devastating financial repercussions. For instance, whether you’re a resident or a commercial property owner, sewer repair costs have always been heavy on the pocket. » Read more

Garbage disposal units are one of the most popular kitchen appliances in the United States. They’re also good for the environment, allowing you to send food scraps to the municipal wastewater plant rather than to landfills. » Read more

Bathrooms are likely to develop mold and mildew due to their particularly inviting conditions—such as heat and moisture. Once developed, mold is hard to eradicate, unless you call a professional for help. » Read more

A clogged sewer can be a nuisance for homeowners. When the drainage system is blocked, it impacts almost all other plumbing activities in a household, including the toilets, bathtubs, sinks, and showers. What’s more, small drain blockages are often overlooked until they escalate. » Read more

We take clogged and leaking pipes for granted at times, even though they have the potential to cause immense damage. The good news is, most of the issues in your home’s plumbing system can be dealt with through regular maintenance and some home remedies. » Read more