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Taking Care Of Plumbing Problems

Coping with plumbing problems is never easy, which is one of the reasons I started focusing more and more on working with a professional. I started paying more and more attention to the things that I wasn't great at, and it occurred to me that without the right training and the proper supplies, I could cause permanent damage to my plumbing system. I started going through and taking care of plumbing problems with the help of a professional plumber, and it was incredible to see how much of a difference the expert made. Learn more about the importance of working with a professional by reading this website.

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How Do You Unclog A Kitchen Sink That’s Been Clogged With Bacon Grease?

29 December 2020
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If you regularly pour bacon grease down your kitchen sink, you'll eventually cause a clog. All fats can solidify on the sides of your pipes and cause your pipes to clog, but bacon grease is one of the worst offenders due to the fact that it solidifies at room temperature. If your kitchen sink isn't draining normally, and you think that bacon grease may be the cause, read on to find out how you can remove the clog. Read More 

5 Important Things To Know About Tankless Water Heaters

23 December 2020
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If you need a new water heater in your home, you should consider a tankless water heater. A tankless water heater operates a little differently than a traditional water heater. If you are interested in getting one, it is important to understand how it works and how to take care of it. #1: Enjoy Hot Water on the Spot A tankless water heater is designed only to create hot water when it is needed. Read More 

Five Reasons To Schedule A Plumbing Video Inspection

11 December 2020
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Your plumbing can serve you well if it's cared for properly. A video inspection is one technique you can use to make sure the plumbing stays in good condition. 1. Suspected Leaks If you suspect a leak somewhere in your main drain line or in the walls of your home, it can be difficult to gain access for direct inspection. In this case, a video inspection can solve the problem. The camera is fed down the pipe from the drain or cleanout opening, so it can access areas of your plumbing that you can't. Read More 

How to Select the Right Water Heater for You

2 December 2020
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Ready to select a new water heater for your home? If you are, then there are a few things you should consider before investing in one. They can range from affordable to expensive. No matter what your budget there are a few key things to bear in mind to get the best heater for your needs. Take a look at what you should be looking out for to make the right selection. Read More 

How To Deal With Five Common Holiday Plumbing Problems

30 November 2020
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Holidays are a time for family and fun, but all those extra people can put stress on your plumbing system. 1. Low Hot Water More house guests over the holidays can put a toll on your hot water heater, which may be sized for a much smaller family. You can ensure everyone has a hot shower and prevent running out of hot water with some forethought. Run hot water appliances, such as the washing machine, at night when everyone is asleep and there are no other pulls on the hot water. Read More