The Results of Skipping Water Heater Maintenance
The Results of Skipping Water Heater Maintenance Water heater maintenance is something you should schedule at least once per year. If you fail to keep up with maintenance, it can lead to several costly issues. In severe cases, you could end up with a water heater failure that requires a replacement. Always work with a […]
5 Possible Reasons Your Water Heater Is Leaking (And What to Do)
5 Possible Reasons Your Water Heater Is Leaking (And What to Do) Maybe you noticed that your water isn’t as warm as it used to be, or you got your recent water bill and you were gawking at the number. It turns out that your water heater is leaking. You might notice some puddles around […]
Why Tree Roots Enter Sewer Pipes and How to Keep Them Out
Why Tree Roots Enter Sewer Pipes and How to Keep Them Out When tree or weed roots enter sewer pipes, they grow exponentially. Within just weeks, invasive roots can block sewer pipes completely. Worse still, as they expand, they create additional cracks. These openings allow moisture out and attract more roots. Invasive tree roots can […]
When Should You Call a Professional for Sewer Line Issues?
When Should You Call a Professional for Sewer Line Issues? Your sewer line is an important part of your home plumbing system, but it’s one that you probably don’t think about too often. It may be reliable enough most of the time, but it’s still vulnerable to issues that can affect the rest of your […]
Eco-Friendly Sewer Line Solutions for a Greener Home
Eco-Friendly Sewer Line Solutions for a Greener Home Sustainability isn’t just a buzzword. It’s a method of building and living that protects our planet. One thing a lot of homeowners forget about when they’re thinking about creating an eco-friendly home is its sewage system. What many homeowners don’t realize is that the sewer lines are […]
Just What Happens Inside Your Sewer Line?
Just What Happens Inside Your Sewer Line? Before wastewater finds your sewer line, it has to go down a drain. The drains that empty into your sewer line are called branches, and all of them have bends called traps. In newer homes, these are usually P-traps. P-traps let the wastewater flow into the sewer line […]