Plumbing / Basements
Common Home Plumbing Issues and How to Fix Them
by Boris Dzhingarov on Jan 24, 2020
Plumbing problems are an unavoidable part of being a homeowner. Sooner or later, you are going to have to deal with a clogged drain or sink. Below are some common plumbing issues and what you need to do to solve them quickly. Continue reading →
3 Signs That You Need to Call a Plumber
by Boris Dzhingarov on Jan 24, 2020
From burst pipes to unexpected blockages, there are a million and one things that can seemingly go wrong with the plumbing in our home. Some of these issues can be fixed relatively easily, but a professional plumber might be the wiser choice. Continue reading →
3 Changes in Plumbing That Will Save You a Lot of Money
by Ronnie Teja on Feb 29, 2020
Plumbing is one of the most crucial aspects of your home. It is the system through which water runs through from the supply to your kitchen and bathrooms. Having the best system can be important in how you manage the water in your home. That said, there are changes that you can make in your plumbing that has the potential of saving you a lot of money, at present and in the future. Continue reading →
Parts of the House That May Need Maintenance
by Jess Tyler on Mar 3, 2020
The maintenance of a house can be quite tedious. The bigger your house is, the harder it is to maintain as there is more square footage to consider. It becomes more challenging when you are a new homeowner. Continue reading →
Increase Storage Space In Your Home
by Jess Tyler on Mar 9, 2020
One of the biggest problems of a homeowner is the constant need for storage space. The National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) recently analyzed data. The findings concluded that the average size of a house is decreasing as residents decide to opt for smaller and cheaper houses. Continue reading →
If You Own an Older Home, You May Want to Consult a Professional
by Guest Post on Mar 22, 2020
We all have heard of many older houses described having good bones. It's intended to mean that an old house is solid, suitable for living, stands the test of time. The trouble is, when people brag about their old house's "good bones", they probably aren't referring to the plumbing or even just the foundation. Continue reading →
How Septic Tanks Work – Septic Tank Maintenance Tips
by Guest Post on Jun 19, 2020
Septic Tanks are a vital component in many domestic and commercial properties. However, many people do not understand how they work – or what to do when things start to go wrong. Continue reading →
How to Handle Leaks Underneath the Foundation of Your House
by Brenda Vollman on Jun 29, 2020
Whether you are familiar with plumbing or not, there is a chance that if you are a homeowner one day, you will have a pipe leak. It would be a good idea to learn ahead of time how to respond in such a scenario. Luckily, most pipe leaks are fairly easy to locate and fix, but occasionally there will be one that poses more of a challenge. Continue reading →
7 Signs of a Water Leak Inside Your Wall
by Rohit on Sep 17, 2020
A water leak is a risky business. There is probably nothing worse than having a water leak in your home. But wait, there is something that is much worse. Yeah, we are talking about having a water leak and not knowing about it until it is to late! Continue reading →
Should I Buy a Home Needing Foundation Repairs?
by Andy B. on Jan 29, 2021
It can be disappointing to hear that a home you love and are considering buying needs foundation repairs! Foundation fixes are not always cheap, and potential homebuyers might wonder how long foundation repairs last so they know what to expect if they should decide to buy that home and invest in needed repairs. Continue reading →
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