Irrigation Implementation: An Overview

Posted on: 2 October 2020

When you don't have enough water pressure, there are a lot of bad things that can happen. The simplest is that you aren't able to shower or wash dishes because you just don't have enough water pressure to have water running through the pipes. A worst-case scenario is that you end up with a backflow situation and raw sewage ends up running back into your house. If you do have issues with low pressure, there are some things that you can do to troubleshoot the issue before you call out a plumber to have them work on it.
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Posted on: 21 September 2020

The kitchen sink flange is the ring that connects the drain opening in the sink to the drainpipe or garbage disposal unit below. Most people give the flange little thought, as in many cases it appears to be a solid piece or a continuation of the sink itself. This isn't the case, though. The flange is sealed to the pipe or disposal. If it fails, you will end up with a leak.
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Posted on: 14 September 2020

Experiencing a clogged drain can range from being a minor inconvenience to a devastating event. This is because the causes of clogs and their seriousness vary. Sometimes a clogging issue is one that goes ignored by the homeowner for an extended time period. The homeowner may use their own methods to seemingly clear the clogs, but the results might be temporary. Some clog issues reach deep into drain lines, and the average homeowner does not have access to the tools and technology required to clear them.
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Posted on: 28 August 2020

Do you have a clog in the main drain going out to the main sewer system, and your plumber says that they can either use hydrojetting or snaking to clear the clog? You may be wondering what the differences are between these two methods to clean your sewer line.  Snaking The process of using a sewer snake is one of the most traditional methods that is used to clean a clogged sewer pipe.
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