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Your main water lines are everything. You need them to complete household chores, to clean your dishes, to use the shower, and, most of all, to have clean drinking water!
While a normal leak or clog can be troublesome, the water lines will affect your entire household. As soon as you notice any of the warning signs, it’s time to call an expert of water lines in Phoenix, AZ. Some of those signs include…
Renovating your bathroom can be a challenging but rewarding DIY project. When it comes to the bathroom renovations itself, we won’t offer too much advice. When it gets down to the plumbing in the bathroom itself, however, we strongly recommend letting a professional help out. At the very least, a thorough inspection by a plumber. We’ll explain below how a plumber can help.
When it comes to DIY, kitchen renovations are up there as one of the most popular projects. And we can understand why. Your kitchen is possibly decades behind in the trends, and you’re sick and tired of looking at it. It’s hard work, and you’ll need to learn a lot along the way, but few things will beat the satisfaction you’ll feel when it’s finally done.
But a beautiful kitchen is only half as important as a properly functioning kitchen. We suggest you call up a plumber in Sun City, AZ to have these services and upgrades done alongside the renovations.
Have you ever had an overflowing toilet with a water line that keeps rising closer and closer to the top? Or how about a leaking faucet that keeps you up all night right before a day where you need to be mentally sharp and focused?
While those are certainly some scary or annoying plumbing problems, they’re not the stuff of nightmares. Now that we’re entering the month of Halloween, we’d like to talk about some real plumbing nightmares.
Are you a brand new homeowner? Or maybe you just haven’t had any plumbing problems before and are suddenly thinking about them now. Either way, you don’t need to be an expert plumber in Peoria, AZ to know a couple of useful tips about your plumbing system. In this post, we’ll go over the location of some important fixtures as well as what not to do to your plumbing system.
When you’re told that a plumbing company offers emergency services, what do you think of? You might assume that the only time you should dial that emergency phone number is when there’s an absolute disaster of catastrophic proportions: a steadily flooding basement, a bathtub overflowing on the second floor, poisonous snakes shooting out of your toilet… The works.
In reality, there are plenty of plumbing emergencies that are simply a combination of a small problem happening at the wrong time. Calling in for a plumbing emergency isn’t like calling into 911, so there’s a bit more leeway in what’s considered an emergency. In this post, we’ll go over the types of plumbing problems that require emergency attention.
Lately, people only want to know one thing:
Do you put the toothpaste on first and then wet the toothbrush, or wet the toothbrush first and then put on the toothpaste?
The answer won’t matter much, though, if you turn on the faucet to discover a disappointingly weak stream of water. You’ve just experienced low water pressure, and now you need to know where it’s coming from. Not just because it’s inconvenient, but because it can hinder the performance of appliances, like your washing machine.
We have a few ideas about what’s causing your low water pressure problems.
“It’s not about the tools, it’s about the people using the tools,” goes one variation of the old saying. But at the same time, which plumber are you going to hire: One with nothing but a plunger and a monkey wrench, or one with the best in modern plumbing technology?
Admittedly, technology in the plumbing industry isn’t as glamorous as self-driving cars or virtual reality headsets, but what we do have is meant to save you time and money while improving the quality of your life.
We’re not trying to scare you, but there are probably a ton of things wrong with your water. Harmful minerals, pesticides, too much alkaline… All of it can affect your quality of life and your health.
It’s not that your municipal water isn’t good enough, but not every city filters water the same way, and that can leave a lot of room for error. What better way to end your concerns, then, by having all your water treated before it reaches your home?
Below, we’ve listed a few benefits to having a water treatment system that will seriously change your quality of life (and even save you money).
The water heater is one of the most essential appliances in the home. Regardless of the climate, hot water will always be a necessity, whether it’s for bathing or cooking or cleaning. Luckily, there are several options for water heaters. Most impressive of all has to be the hybrid water heater.
What’s a hybrid water heater? Well, you have your standard tank water heater and your tankless water heater. Then, you have heat pump water heaters. When you mix-and-match the features of all three, you get closer to understanding what a hybrid water heater is.
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