How Is Your Boiler Doing? 4 Clues It Could Be Having Problems

Posted on 7 October 2021

Your boiler makes one of the most reliable heating installations in your house, and thanks to the fewer moving parts than heating pumps and furnaces, they experience less wear and tear with use. However, like all other appliances, boilers also encounter their fair share of problems, especially when you are not paying much attention to how your boiler runs. Here are warning signs that your boiler is about to break down and needs repairs. [Read More]

3 Critical Factors To Consider When Buying A New Heating System

Posted on 25 September 2021

Are you planning to upgrade or install a new heating system? This is a piece of equipment that no homeowner should ever overlook. With it, you can be rest assured of reliable indoor temperatures, allowing you to live a comfortable life. Unfortunately, these units won't last forever, so you need to ensure constant repair and maintenance for proper functionality. Once they begin to decline in performance and cause inconveniences to your household, it's imperative to call a heating system repair expert for help. [Read More]

Why Homeowners Opt For Hydro Jetting

Posted on 24 September 2021

Keeping your home's plumbing system clean and flowing properly requires a multi-faceted approach. One of the things that many people overlook is the benefits of hydrojetting for their home's pipes. If you're noticing slow drains, or you just want to be proactive about preventing blockages, you should consider working with a plumber to hydrojet your pipes. Here's a look at some of the reasons why homeowners should have their pipes cleared with hydrojet treatment periodically. [Read More]

5 Ways Your Walls May Indicate Foundation Issues

Posted on 2 September 2021

Problems with the foundation aren't always visible since the bulk of the damage is likely hidden beneath the ground. Looking at your home's walls and the features contained within those walls can provide a clue to any existing foundation damage. 1. Baseboard Gaps Check the baseboards in every room of the house, particularly those along walls that back up to the exterior. If there is a gap between the bottom of the baseboard and the floor near the corners that join to interior walls, then the floor may be settling unevenly due to foundation issues. [Read More]

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This Blog Isn't In the Toilet

On this blog, you're going to find some articles about toilets. Now that we've been upfront about that, we can tell you a bit more about the blog's actual topic: plumbing. Yes, the plumbing industry can get a little gross sometimes, especially when dealing with waste and waste pipes. We don't plan to shy away from those topics on this blog. However, we'll write about less-gross plumbing topics, too. There will be plenty of articles about faucets, sinks, tubs, clean water pipes, and spigots. We hope you read both the gross articles and those on cleaner topics. It should be fun!

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