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Caring for a septic system during the winter months requires your attention. There’s never a good time for septic tank problems, but the winter months can be particularly brutal on your system. Understanding how to prepare for freezing temperatures and … Continue reading →

An increase in your water bill is one of the first signs that something isn’t right within your plumbing system. If other variables are unchanged – you’re not hosting guests, watering your lawn more or filling a swimming pool, for … Continue reading →

Americans spent nearly $340 billion on remodeling projects for their homes in 2018. According to research from the Joint Center for Housing Studies at Harvard University, part of the reason homeowners are willing to spend so much is the high … Continue reading →

If the water flowing from your shower head or sink faucet is discolored, you could have a pipe problem. Corroding and rusting pipes are popular culprits of cloudy or brown water. The problem should be addressed as soon as you … Continue reading →

It’s expected that more than 6 million homes will be purchased in 2020. There are numerous tasks to complete when buying a home, such as a termite and home inspection. One of the major parts of a home that’s often … Continue reading →

When cared for properly, your plumbing system should last 80 years or more. The top reason some pipes last longer than others is due to preventative maintenance. Caring for your plumbing system before small issues evolve into larger plumbing emergencies … Continue reading →

The average person spends an hour and 42 minutes in the bathroom each week. If you’re going to spend that much time in a private space, it should look and feel that way you want. Bathroom designs in 2020 are … Continue reading →

Preventing winter plumbing problems is possible, but does require special measures to ensure a smooth running system through the cold months. The frigid temperatures present a unique set of challenges to your pipes and other plumbing parts. Understanding the plumbing … Continue reading →

When a water line bursts at 2 a.m., do you know a local emergency plumber to call for quality work? Unfortunately, plumbing challenges don’t just happen during normal business hours, and in some cases, your regular plumber may not offer … Continue reading →

The average cost to repair a septic tank is more than $1,530, and if you need to replace your entire system, you’ll likely spend between $10,000 and $15,000. The good news is, how you care for your septic tank can … Continue reading →