Avoiding Plumbing Problems
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Air conditioners provide a great service to your home—indeed, some areas of the world would be almost inhospitable without a properly functioning air conditioning unit. However, like all major appliances, air conditioners are susceptible to a variety of technical problems. One of the most common problems associated with air conditioning units is an inability to shut off.
A constantly running air conditioner can greatly increase your energy bills, as well as cause damage to the unit itself. Read More»
Keeping an eye on your plumbing system is crucial for proper performance long-term. If any signs of problems are missed, it could result in serious damage and the need for costly repairs. Many major plumbing problems start with a clogged drain or pipe, so it’s important to know when you should have your system professionally cleaned. Here are four signs that may be telling you the time to schedule a professional cleaning is now: Read More»
If you have problems with your plumbing it can be tempting to do the repair yourself. There are a few things that you will be able to take care of, such as a simple clog. However, most of the time it is wise to hire a professional plumber to take care of the plumbing problems. There comes a point when you will do more damage than good. However, it can be hard to know exactly when to call a plumber to fix a situation. Read More»
Summer is in the air, and for most, that means pool parties, gardens full of fresh veggies, and relaxing in the sun. A plumbing emergency can quickly interrupt your summer, turning what should be “play time” into a period of worries and high bills. Here’s a look at three plumbing problems that are especially common in the summer – and some tips for preventing each one.
Sewer Line Backups
Sewer lines can clog at any time of year, but these clogs tend to be most common in the summer. Read More»
Home ownership can be rewarding on many levels. However, when you’ve got problems with your plumbing, you might be unprepared to handle various problems because you may not have had to in the past. Now that you own the floors, pipes, and appliances that could be damaged, you have a vested interest in knowing more about the plumbing system in the house and how to cope with situations that could arise. Read More»
