Plumbing / Basements
Signs It is Time to Call a Plumber about Your Clogged Drains
by Guest Post on May 27, 2014
Maintaining your drains is very important, as these are the passageways of the dirty liquids outside of your home. When one of your drains is clogged, you can definitely do something about it by just looking at some how-to’s and do-it-yourself instructables online. However, this is not always applicable. There are times when you will need to call your plumber to have your clogged drains fixed. So, the question here is, “When will I call a plumber?” Continue reading →
How Safe is My Household Wells Drinking Water
by Guest on Jul 8, 2014
If you own a well, you might think that the United States government monitors the quality of your water and the public water supply. While the Environmental Protection Agency, (EPA) oversees and regulates the public water system, if you have a well on your property, you alone are responsible for testing and regulating your water. Continue reading →
Difficult Climates Make Waterproofing Your Basement Even More Important
by Guest on Aug 10, 2014
Descending the creaking stairs into the dark abyss, you can feel yourself becoming tense and fraught with fear. The dank, musty air permeates the senses as you move closer and closer to the bottom. A single bulb illuminating the room, casting eerie shadows. Continue reading →
Are You a Homeowner? Six Things You Must Know about Plumbing Maintenance
by Guest on Sep 30, 2014
When you own a home, you want to keep it in the best shape possible. Routine maintenance and taking care of small problems before they get big are essential to keep things running smoothly around your home. If you don’t know the first thing about plumbing maintenance, you could find yourself in an expensive bind. Continue reading →
Dos and Do nots for DIY Plumbing
by Guest on Jan 15, 2015
Do you have pipes that are flooding your cellar? Perhaps you have a broken water radiator? Plumbing work is one of the most alluring problems for any person to tackle. Those are the sort of repairs you may need to pass along to a plumber unless you have broad experience in plumbing work. Plumbing repair is much harder than it looks. Before you call a plumber or tell somebody else, make an intensive appraisal of the issue. Continue reading →
Mistakes too Many Make when Hiring Plumbers
by Boris Dzhingarov on Feb 19, 2015
Nowadays, it is so much easier to find and hire a plumber than it used to be some time ago because of the fact that the internet easily helps us to make a great choice. It is not at all difficult to find one that has a great experience but it is this exact availability that makes so many make mistakes. Continue reading →
Basement Waterproofing: Exploring Your Options
by Kashif Raza on May 21, 2015
Every homeowner who has a basement should be aware of basement waterproofing options. Why? Every basement, whether in a new house or an old one, is susceptible to flooding. Continue reading →
What You Should Know about Multi-phase, Industrial Power Sockets and Plugs
by Newsy Siso on Aug 10, 2015
Safety, efficiency, and practicality are always key concerns when it comes to electrical systems. This is particularly true for industrial operations, where power is required at all times of the day and power safety and efficiency are of utmost importance for operations. Continue reading →
What You Need to Know About Basement Waterproofing
by Guest on Feb 26, 2016
A wet, leaking basement is a seller’s, buyer’s and homeowner’s worst nightmare. A leaking basement can be a health hazard; it weakens the foundation of your home and with time becomes a source of toxic molds. A wet basement is basically unusable. Continue reading →
How to Avoid Frozen Pipes Problems
by Guest Post on Feb 27, 2016
Water can freeze in your home pipes because of defective taping, a broken thermostat or insufficient insulation. Even worse, the frozen water can crack the pipe and cause significant damage. Continue reading →
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