10 Signs It’s Time to Replace Your Toilet
One of your home’s most important elements is the plumbing system. While it’s easy to forget it, you need to create a maintenance schedule to ensure that it keeps operating efficiently. When things break down in your pipes, it can lead to big headaches and sometimes a big mess. It’s also very costly. Staying on top of problems means understanding your plumbing system and knowing when to call a plumber for toilet repair. Read More
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Why Your Business Needs Regular Plumbing Maintenance
Businesses should not rely on a plumbing maintenance plan to react to problems. This wastes time and resources over the long run. It also means your plumbing system won’t last as long as possible. Being proactive about your commercial plumbing system will save you time and money. Read More
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Are Lead Pipes Dangerous?
The possibility of lead in our drinking water has made headlines over the past few years. In Canada, tens of thousands of homes receive drinking water through lead pipes. As the water travels through the system, little bits of lead can get into it and make their way into your cup of water. Read More
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How to Avoid Pipe Freezing During Winter Months in Canada
Canadian winters can be harsh, and they present a serious threat to your home’s plumbing. Water expands as it freezes, which can cause your pipes to burst, thus leading to a huge headache and repair bill. The risk is not just contained to where the frozen water is located in the pipes, but can cause damage further down the line. Read More
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Preparing for Winter: How to Properly Drain Outdoor Faucets
As the weather gets colder, there are many things that homeowners need to do to prepare their property for winter. These can include insulating windows and doors, and also draining your outdoor faucets. If there is water anywhere outside your home in the winter, it can freeze, including inside your pipes. Read More
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