3 Things To Know About Water Heater Installation

Posted on: 9 November 2020

Your home's water heater is an integral part of your plumbing system. Having clean hot water for washing and cooking is vital. While your water heater probably isn't something you think about daily, once it reaches the point that it's no longer working very well or if it's nearing the end of its typical lifespan, you'll want to replace it. There are many benefits to getting a new water heater, including better energy efficiency and, in many cases, hot water in less time.
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Top Plumbing Issues That Plumbers Help With

Posted on: 5 November 2020

There are all sorts of plumbing issues that can pop up in a home. Fortunately, there are professionals who can help with just about any plumbing-related issue that a homeowner might deal with. Of course, a good plumber should be able to help you with even more, but this is a list of things that one of these professionals might be able to assist you with. Therefore, if you're dealing with one of these problems—or if you are having any other type of problem with your plumbing—you should contact a plumber as soon as you can.
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Be Careful About Flushable Wipes

Posted on: 2 November 2020

If there is one thing that plumbing contractors want you to know, it's the fact that only toilet paper and waste should be flushed in the toilet. For example, many companies sell wet wipes they claim are "flushable." The bad news is that many of these wipes are not necessarily good to flush into your system. While many of these wipes flush down easily enough at first, they may be creating a bigger problem.
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How AC Maintenance Prevents System Freezing

Posted on: 21 October 2020

When you turn on your air conditioner, you certainly want your room to get cold. What you may not want is for the system itself to freeze. The refrigerant system actually needs to avoid freezing so that it can continue to provide you with the cool air you need. In fact, your AC freezing could lead to warm air or no air at all coming out of the system. With AC maintenance, you can avoid an issue where your unit freezes.
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