Commercial and residential properties need a high-performing plumbing system. A backflow preventer ensures that the water is clean and safe to use. When homeowners fail to install a backflow preventer, they may face many costly repairs.
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The water in Las Vegas is not only categorized as hard, but it is “very hard.” Hard water describes water that naturally contains high minerals, mainly calcium and magnesium. On the contrary, soft water contains lower amounts of these naturally occurring minerals.
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Buying a new water heater is a significant investment, so it's essential to consider all relevant factors before making a choice. One of the most significant hurdles in the decision-making process is opting for a traditional or tankless water heater.
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When a home’s water heater, dishwasher, and laundry machine require cleaning and repairs more often than usual, or there’s a fair amount of bubbles in the tap water, there is usually a reason.
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A faulty gas line is hazardous, and even the slightest sign of wear or damage means that it's time to phone a plumber. If left unchecked, prolonged exposure to a gas leak can lead to significant health risks and even death.
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Repiping a home involves replacing an old plumbing system with new pipes. Deciding to repipe a home comes with weighing the pros and cons of getting a new system.
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The kitchen is usually one of the busiest places at home and the kitchen sink, in particular, is where most of us stop several times a day. Whether you’re washing dishes or placing a dirty plate in the sink, a strong sewage-like odor can stop anyone in their tracks.
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Venting is an essential aspect of every plumbing system. Traditionally, the plumbing drain-waste-vent system consists of drain pipes for waste removal and vent pipes to prevent the escape of unwanted gases through the dry trap and maintain the required pressure balance to facilitate water flow.
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Like air conditioning and electricity, home plumbing is often taken for granted. Daily continual use wreaks havoc on the heating, cooling, and plumbing throughout our homes. When a problem does arise, it's often a dilemma that could have been prevented.
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We have all done it: let the grass grow longer than it should in the yard, procrastinate on cleaning out the garage, and even wait to get the pool cleaned before summer.
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Too many times, we have seen the DIY plumbing disaster play out. A savvy homeowner finds a thorough video on fixing a leaky pipe, and next, they’re calling a local plumber to clean up the burst pipe mess in their guest bathroom.
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Scary movies have given garbage disposals an overachieving reputation. You see the minor character reaching into the kitchen sink, and suddenly a terrifying crime scene ensues.
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Toilet clogs are messy and annoying, but some might wonder why they keep happening.
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When installing a new water heater, there are a variety of great options for the project.
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Water heaters are one of the unsung heroes of the modern age.
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Most homeowners aren't familiar with the different faucet types until it's time to repair them or get a new one.
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Tree root intrusion is one of the biggest challenges for drain lines.
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There is more to plumbing than all the water simply going down the pipes; the process is a bit more complicated than one would think.
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Surprisingly, there are many things to know about faucets when trying to fix a leak.
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The cost of replacing pipes in the average home can be upwards of $15,000.
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