Back-to-School Plumbing Tips It’s back to school season, and that means your house may have some added water stresses due to the hustle and bustle of day-to-day school year life. Below you’ll find a few things that you can educate yourself on—and no, there won’t be a pop quiz at the end. Back to school […]

Home improvement tips and tricks are all over popular social media platforms—but don’t trust everything you see online. We’ve compiled a few of these “life hacks” to help you clean that aren’t good on your plumbing, and we’re here to tell you why. Myth: Flushable wipes are safe to put down the toilet.The only thing […]

Summer is one of the busiest seasons in terms of home sales, and many potential buyers have a laundry list of items to check for when it comes to ensuring a quality home purchase. For this blog, we’ll be looking at a few tips to help you better analyze the plumbing of a potential home […]

The arrival of warm weather brings a new set of circumstances with your home plumbing, from seasonal foods in the garbage disposal to increased water use both in home and on the lawn, there are plenty of checkpoints to make sure your plumbing is operating smoothly. Hot Water Summer fun includes road trips and vacations, […]

Let’s talk about a few of the reasons a home’s septic system might need repaired or replaced, regardless of the construction material and whether it is a plastic tank, a steel tank or a concrete tank.   Too Much Water Use Believe it or not, one of the main factors to a septic system that […]

If you’ve grown up with household septic tanks your entire life OR you’re new to septic tank life, it’s important to learn how to care for your septic system. Because it’s out of sight, it’s often out of mind – until there are a problem. Learning about your septic tank is just one of the […]

Do you have repeated visits from a Plumber to unclog your toilet? Some preventive measures will help! Here’s a list of 11 things you should *never* flush down your toilet! They all belong in your trash or elsewhere. Baby Wipes – the number one offender our drain cleaners pull out of toilets are wipes of […]

Heavy snow or rainfall can cause problems with septic systems, especially when they are due to be pumped or have not been properly maintained. To understand how rainfall affects the septic system, you must have a basic understanding of how septic systems work.   The two major components of a septic system are the tank […]

TAKES UP LESS SPACE Tankless water heaters are more compact and can mount on a wall! The standard size of a tankless water heater is 28 inches tall by 20 inches wide, while a traditional tank water heater is about 60 inches tall and 24 inches wide! LESS MAINTENANCE Water heater tanks usually require to be serviced […]