Dripping faucet

Did you know that an average household leaks is accountable for about 10,000 gallons of wasted water each year? You could just imagine the amount of money you could have saved if there were no leaking pipe in your household. The most common areas in the home where leaks or drips are found are the old bathtub, worn-out toilet flappers, and leaking valves. A dripping faucet can be easily fixed even with a few tools and some DIY plumbing skills. Identify first where the dripping noise is coming. Make sure to turn off the water supply too. Read More

How High-Water Pressure Can Damage Your Plumbing

You forgot to set your alarm last night, so when you checked that you are almost late for work, you just jumped right into the shower. Only to be annoyed because virtually no water is coming out of the showerhead due to low-water pressure. So, you plan to call somebody to increase the water pressure in your home. But, wait! While low-water pressure can be annoying, did you know that water pressure can be too high and can cause damage to your home’s plumbing system? Read More

If you have ever experienced coming home to a flooded home due to plumbing issues such as clogged pipes and drains, you understand how much of a nightmare it can be. Apart from being messy, flooding due to plumbing issues can damage your valuable belongings. While our most common go-to solutions for clogged drains and plumbing stoppage are the over-the-counter chemical cleaners, these products are also dangerous and may cause more serious problems to your plumbing system. The good news is, there are ways that you can avoid getting a plumbing stoppage. Check out below: Read More

Bathtub and shower plumbing problems can be very costly to fix especially if the problem is left unattended for a long period of time. Avoid this from happening, it is important to apply preventative measures. Here are the common issues you may encounter with your bathtub and shower plumbing system: Read More

Warning signs of sewer drain clog

You are probably aware of the functions of your home’s sewer line; it transports the wastewater to the underground sewer line. And like any other plumbing fixtures in your home, this too can also get clogged. When this happens and left unaddressed, the wastewater may go back up your sewer line, out of your toilet, and flood your floor. To be able to address the problem right away, it is important for you to know when your sewer line is having a problem. Here are the 3 most common signs that your sewer drain is clogged. Read More

Most of us want to enjoy a shower that has high pressured water, especially in the morning when you are in a rush to go to work. Most of the time, we think a strong shower means the plumbing system at home is working efficiently. While you are enjoying the high-pressure water coming out from your shower, you may want to be careful to avoid a plumbing issue in the future. Read More

A water tank heater can last for 8 up to 12 years depending on the materials used in the unit, its installation location, the quality of the water, and the maintenance schedule. However, there are instances when you will need to have your water heater checked by a professional, especially when you notice the following signs. Read More

A responsible homeowner will set aside time to do a regular check up on the plumbing system to ensure that everything is working properly. While we are so conscious of leakages, most of us fail to realize the importance of a drain functioning properly. Read More

One of the most important parts of your home is your plumbing system but it is often the most ignored too. In fact, most homeowners didn’t talk about their plumbing until it doesn’t function properly. That’s the time they start to check their plumbing system to see where the problem lies. Did you know that not regularly checking your plumbing system can cause you costly repairs and replacements? Read More

Out of sight, out of mind — this is particularly true when it comes to our home drainage system. Regular drain cleaning is vital for your home to ensure that excess water is released to where it should be. However, most people don’t give importance to drains because they often can’t see it. We only tend to check it when it’s already becomes clogged up or blocked. While a clogged drain is not something that can expose you to hazardous damage, it can still cause a lot of inconvenience. Fortunately, regular drain cleaning can prevent this from happening. Read More