Fixing Your Pipes From the Inside

Do you know how old the underground pipes of your home are? It might not be something that is on your mind, but it is something that can have a great effect on how your sewer pipes function. There are many things that can go wrong with pipes over time due to many...

Top It Off

So, we’ve probably all thought of it. When it comes time to add water to your pool, why would you pay to have it delivered when you could just take a hose from your faucet and fill it up for free. So, is that a good idea? Well, there is not going to be a clear-cut...

Fighting the Flies

Are you battling hordes of fruit flies in your home? It is a common problem, but usually, there are several things that you can do to minimize the risk that they make your home a permanent home for themselves. You can start the fight in your kitchen sink. Fruit flies...

Getting to the Root of the Problem

If you get into your shower, and the water that comes out is rusty or discolored in some other way, what do you think the problem is? What about if you are running out of hot water faster than you used to? There are many different signs that can point to the same...

Where Is That Water Coming From?

When you see water pooling up around your fridge, it might be a little worrying, but there are many perfectly natural explanations for why this might be happening. There is no need to panic. The first thing to check is whether or not someone in your family had a spill...

Dealing With Underground Leaks

While many homeowners might feel like there is no need to worry about leaks underground, there are several reasons why you should find them and fix them as soon as possible. First, it could affect your water bill, since a large enough leak can dump a significant...

Cleaning Your Sump Pump

If you have a sump pump in your basement, that thing has probably saved you from many disasters. But, are you taking good care of it? Did you know that it is recommended that you clean your sump pump at least once a year? This will prevent buildup and possible...

It Trickles Down

When someone is taking a shower in an upstairs bathroom in your home, do you notice water dripping downstairs? If not that serious, maybe you’re finding signs of water intrusion such as discoloration of the downstairs ceiling or walls. When you see issues like this...

Don’t Let it Back Up

The last thing that you want is a full septic tank. The tricky thing is to know when you are at risk. There are some common warning signs to keep an eye out for before the worst happens. If you notice that pipes in your home are draining a lot slower than they used to...

Keeping Your Pipes Clear

You might be aware of the two major factors leading to clogging in your shower pipes. Usually, the clogs that are dug out of residential pipes consist of soap and hair. This can lead to very stubborn pipes that require a lot of work to dislodge. As a homeowner, you...