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  • What Should You Do About Failing Copper Plumbing?

    23 December 2020
    Copper is a popular material for plumbing, and its use in new construction continues into the present day. Plumbers have used copper as a preferred material for decades, however, which means you can often find it homes that are half-a-century old or even older. While this metal is a reliable and durable option for plumbing, it can become problematic as it ages or unde
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  • Drain Cleaning Facts And More

    29 November 2020
    When you think about all of the food particles and other crud that shouldn't go down your drains, but that likely does every day, you can begin to understand what may be happening down inside the drains. Some things that go in there, such as oil, grease, and soap scum will create sticky layers other things will grab onto and this creates a blockage. When there is a bl
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  • 3 Ways That You Can Tell That You Need A Water Line Replacement

    30 October 2020
    The main water line in your home connects your plumbing with the municipal water supply. When the line is installed and functioning properly, you will have few plumbing complications in the home. On the other hand, if the line has failed, you will have difficulties with the water supply in the home.  Only a competent plumber can check the layout of the main water
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  • 3 Mistakes That You Should Avoid When Handling Water Line Installation

    5 October 2020
    Most of the plumbing problems people have to deal with in their homes stem from the poor installation of plumbing lines. When your plumbing is done correctly during the installation, it will pass the test of time, pressure, and extreme weather conditions. On the other hand, if you are careless about the pipe materials, the gauges, and installation techniques, you will
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  • Hot Water Heater Problems: What Should You Do?

    2 September 2020
    If your water heater runs out of water very quickly or no longer produces enough hot water, you may wonder if it's time to upgrade the appliance soon. Before you upgrade or replace your water heater, see if you can fix it first. The following troubleshooting tips can help you fix or replace your water heater today. Adjust the Temperature Settings Water heaters stop he
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