Plumbing / Basements
Finished Basements: All the Benefits of Starting your Basement Remodelling Project
by Guest Post on Feb 27, 2016
A lot of homeowners think about remodeling projects that contain finished basements, however, most frequently this part of your house is regarded as very low in the main list for renovation and reconstruction. It is definitely true that a kitchen and bathroom modifying can add lots of functionality and value to your house, Continue reading →
Top Reasons to Keep Overhead Door in Working Condition
by Guest Post on Feb 29, 2016
Preventative upholding assists keep cars running and furnaces dirt free. It is recommended adding your overhead door to the list of appliances that need service every year. Think about all of the moving parts on the door that will wear down during some time not including lubrication and corrections. Continue reading →
4 Main Benefits of Drain Repair
by Guest Post on Feb 29, 2016
How often do you repair the drains in your house? How frequently should you clean the drains? What techniques should you make use of for proper drain cleaning or repair? To avoid drain repair, think about proper drain cleaning and maintenance. Continue reading →
4 Reasons You Should Call a Plumber to Fix Your Plumbing
by Guest on Apr 1, 2016
Over time, virtually every house develops a minor plumbing problem that needs some repair. Early on, it might not seem like a big deal, so most homeowners let the small plumbing issue slide for a while before getting help. Continue reading →
Why Might Your Water Bill be Especially High?
by Guest Post on May 9, 2016
A high water bill is never welcome; it’s even less so when you cannot understand why it’s so high. You can expect a higher bill if you have been using more water in hot weather, or when you have had people to stay. If nothing has changed, and your water bill is suddenly much higher than normal, then alarm bells will probably start to ring. Continue reading →
Basement Upscale: Why You Should Do it Now
by Darren Baker on May 18, 2016
Have you ever watched horror or suspense films where the evil monster is lurking within the darkness of a basement? In reality, the real monster can be something you already have in the room down under molds, mildew, neglected walls and floors, and more. Continue reading →
How Safe is Fluoride in Your Water?
by Guest Post on Jul 6, 2016
Fluoride started being added to American water supplies in the 1950s, in an attempt to improve dental health and reduce cavities in the general population. It has since become standard policy across the country, and now around 70% of municipal water supplies have fluoride. Continue reading →
The Number One, Bespoke Plumbing Services Provider
by Guest on Jul 28, 2016
If you are looking for the best in plumbing services you need to have a clear idea of the kind of services that you should expect from the service provider. These expectations should be borne out of the reputation of the plumbing service provider, their years of service in the industry and the positive reviews that they have received, deservedly from satisfied customers who had their issues taken care of in a professional and timely manner. You are all too aware as a home owner that things do br Continue reading →
The Ultimate Guide to Drainage Care - Keeping Your Drains in Tip Top Shape
by Rick Hill on Aug 22, 2016
Everybody has experienced drainage issues, whether it is at home, at work or in a public space; Blocked drains happen everywhere. In fact, if you are reading this, there’s a high chance you are experiencing drainage issues right now. Continue reading →
Tips for Fixing Blocked Drains
by Rick Hill on Sep 21, 2016
Having a slow-moving or completely blocked drain can be a real problem. It can make showering difficult and using the toilet impossible. If the drain is blocked so much that no water can get through, it can cause water to pool in the affected area and possibly overflow onto the floor. Continue reading →
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