The sewer line on your property safely diverts wastewater from the kitchen and bathrooms away from your home. These pipes are nearly always buried underground and may pass through your foundation. Over time, the combination of location and wear and…
The sinks and showers in your home may work fine but when the water flows, it comes out slowly or in a thin stream. Initially, this might seem like an inconvenience but can affect how well your dishes and clothes…
Also known as Freon or coolant, refrigerant is a chemical compound that circulates through your air conditioning system. In the process, it draws in indoor heat and moves it outdoors, transforming from a fluid to a gas during this loop.…
Your home’s air conditioning unit or HVAC system is equipped with multiple buttons related to output and comfort level. Beyond the self-explanatory “cool” and “heat” settings, the fan mode can be more of a mystery to homeowners. Fan mode offers…
Copper is one of the most common materials recommended for plumbing pipes. Whether you are replacing older pipes or having your bathroom completely redone, copper delivers the strength of steel without rusting and is ideal for protecting gas lines. Yet…
While mold is a natural part of our ecosystem, you don’t want it accumulating in your air conditioning system. Your home or business first develops a musty scent and as it operates, the HVAC system spreads the spores through the…
Clogged drains are a common plumbing issue that affect all homes. While they might seem relatively minor compared to leaking or burst pipes, making your own pipe snake doesn’t always yield the results you want. If you choose to use…
Spring is the time of year to thoroughly inspect your air conditioning system for debris and dirt to make sure it’s ready to optimally perform. Considering its lifespan and multiple components, you’re also advised to schedule professional maintenance and have…
Corrosion can result in "rotting pipes" and change the potability of water flowing through your tap. This may release lead and other toxic chemicals, affect your home’s structure and contribute to serious health issues. Corrosion affects nearly all types of…
If your bathroom has become outdated or the plumbing no longer functions the same, you might consider a bathroom remodel. These projects typically start with aesthetic factors like a new vanity and flooring but might also include plumbing performance, efficiency…
