Sewer problems aren’t something we usually think about until there’s a messy situation—literally. With each person sending roughly 50–70 gallons of wastewater down the drain daily, sewer pipes eventually need attention. You’ve probably heard...
Wastewater backing up into your basement, crawl space, or yard is a clear sign of trouble in your wastewater system. But how do you know when it’s time to replace your sewer line rather than paying for another repair? In this blog, we take a closer look at a complete...
Imagine the following scenario: It’s 1:00 am, and the sound of dripping water suddenly awakens you. You turn on the lights to see a large wet spot on your wall. A pipe inside the wall has burst, and now it’s a race against time to find the water shut-off valve to...
Many homeowners overlook their drain lines until they encounter issues like clogs or slow drainage. While a simple fix like snaking may suffice for minor blockages, certain symptoms could signal a more serious problem – a deteriorating sewer line. Unfortunately,...
When you think of your plumbing system and water supply, what’s the first thing that comes to mind? Many would say the hot water heater. This residential plumbing powerhouse is the 2nd highest energy consuming appliance in the home, and accounts for nearly 25% of your...
In 2010, the US Department of Energy (DOE) revised some of the regulations in the National Appliance Energy Conservation Act (NAECA). One major reason for changes was to improve the standards for energy efficiency as it relates to water heaters and other manufactured...
