For a long time, we dreamed about writing a blog. Today, we are in the process of making that dream come true. The thing is, this is more than a pipe dream. Although, we will be writing about pipes on this blog. After all, it is a blog about plumbing, and pipes are a necessary part of plumbing. Toilets, sinks, and sump pumps all have a place in the plumbing world, too, so we hope to feature them as well. As you read the articles here, you'll be helping us live our dream of writing for an audience who wants to learn.
Posted on: 9 February 2023
Repiping is when a plumber replaces all the water pipes in your home with new ones. It's a big undertaking, but it's necessary when your plumbing is old and deteriorated to the point where leaks are frequent. Here's when repiping may be needed and things to know about having the work done. When To Think About Repiping If your pipes are several decades old, they may be corroded or coated with minerals from hard water. [Read More]
Posted on: 1 February 2023
A slab leak can be extremely damaging to the foundation of your home. If you suspect that you will have a slab leak but you're not quite sure, here are some telltale signs that will confirm whether or not there is damage. Once you spot these signs you need to deal with them quickly. Water leaking from underground can damage the floor and even the furnishings in your home. Here's a closer look at how you can spot a slab leak. [Read More]
Posted on: 26 January 2023
A home's water heater is a central part of the plumbing system. Due to the central role that it plays in your home's plumbing system, there are several key facts that you will want to know about this part of your home. Increasing The Capacity Of Your Water Heater Will Not Always Require A Larger System When you are looking at your options to upgrade the water heater, you may be focused on increasing the amount of hot water that is available from the system. [Read More]
Posted on: 19 January 2023
You may not realize it, but if your home is built on a slab foundation, your plumbing pipes are probably underneath the slab. Pipes can last under a slab for decades, but when the pipes get old, a pipe might crack or develop a hole from corrosion, and then you'll have a slab leak. Leaky pipes under a slab are a problem since they're hidden and difficult to reach to make repairs. [Read More]