For a long time, we dreamed about writing a blog. Today, we are in the process of making that dream come true. The thing is, this is more than a pipe dream. Although, we will be writing about pipes on this blog. After all, it is a blog about plumbing, and pipes are a necessary part of plumbing. Toilets, sinks, and sump pumps all have a place in the plumbing world, too, so we hope to feature them as well. As you read the articles here, you'll be helping us live our dream of writing for an audience who wants to learn.
Posted on: 17 June 2022
Are you going to be installing radiant in-floor heat in your home? If so, part of the process involves installing a grid of tubes in the floor for the hot water to flow. Here are some tips for installing it. Install Foam Around The Edge Radiant in-floor heat uses a layer of lightweight concrete to secure the tube in place. That's why it is necessary to install a border of foam around the edge of the room. [Read More]
Posted on: 7 June 2022
Your sewer line plays the crucial role of directing sewage waste away from your residence. Proper drainage enables you to maintain a sanitary home and ensure you enjoy using plumbing fixtures around the house. That's why you should be invested in keeping your sewer line functional. So when you notice the drainage acting up, you should contact your plumber before the situation gets out of hand. Keep reading to learn the benefits of timely sewer line repair. [Read More]
Posted on: 31 May 2022
Tankless water heaters are water heaters that do not have a tank attached to them. It's a mechanical box that sits on a wall, heats water up as soon as it moves through the box, and gives you the hot water you need on demand. No water is sitting in a tank, and water is not being supplied constantly to a tank. If your traditional water heater is not working or has completely broken down, you should consider a tankless water heater as your replacement appliance. [Read More]
Posted on: 24 May 2022
A water heater that isn't heating water can be frustrating if you don't know what to do about it. Fortunately, a skilled water heater repair technician can find the cause and fix the problem so your family can get warm showers and soapy baths again! Here are possible reasons to call the heating technician when your hot water runs out! 1) The Heater Has No Gas/Power If your water heater suddenly stops heating, make sure it has gas or power. [Read More]