Few problems homeowners face are as gross and concerning as a sewage backup. When gunk begins bubbling up through your shower drain, sink drain, or toilet, your first instinct is to panic. While it’s a yucky task to face, quick action can minimize the damage. Here’s what to do in the event of a backup. … [Read More]
Because you never know when a plumbing emergency will require access to the sewer line, you really should know where the cleanout is located on your property. This small access port can easily become buried under debris or landscaping — finding it may take some digging, literally. Everything You Need to Know About the Sewer … [Read More]
Your Pipes Need Love, Too Your home’s pipes are almost entirely hidden from view, but they are a crucial part of keeping your home clean, safe, and functioning. Behind the scenes, they’re either bringing water in or taking waste out. And, unfortunately, pipes need occasional care to last long and remain efficient. Here’s how you … [Read More]
What is Repiping? Occasionally, you’ll need to fix a pipe or clean up after a leak. But sometimes, those repairs become more frequent and will signal that there’s a bigger problem at hand. Repiping is the process of refitting your home with new plumbing pipes. Here’s why this process is necessary and when you might … [Read More]
A Map of Your Drain Pipe Ever wonder where all that water and waste go after swirling down your sink, shower, or toilet? Your home’s drainage system is a marvel of engineering, quietly carrying wastewater away without a second thought. From the small drains in your bathroom to the main sewer line connecting to the … [Read More]
Septic vs. Sewer: What’s the Difference? The age-old debate over which option is better. Sewer or septic? Everyone has an opinion, and we’re not here to render a verdict. Simply, we’re going to break down how each system works so you can be more informed about your home sewage system. Both systems are common around … [Read More]
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