BROTHERS PLUMBING BLOG

A weak shower, slow-filling washing machine, or sputtering outdoor tap can be frustrating at any time of year. In summer, though, water pressure problems often become more noticeable. More people are watering lawns, filling pools, washing cars,...

Recurring clogs, sewer odours, slow drains, and backups are frustrating because the real problem is often hidden somewhere inside the pipe. A drain camera inspection gives homeowners a clearer look at the cause and location of the issue before...

Summer air conditioning does more than cool your home. It also pulls moisture from indoor air, and that extra condensation has to leave through the AC drain line. Once the line slows down or blocks, homeowners may notice leaks, water damage, musty...

A healthy yard and a healthy plumbing system do not always go hand in hand. Trees, shrubs, and irrigation features can all affect what happens underground, especially when buried pipes already have small weak points. Homeowners often notice the...

When buying a home in Toronto, you typically have a checklist that includes location, square footage, the roof, and perhaps even the age of the furnace. However, one crucial aspect is often overlooked: what lies underground? Specifically, the sewer...

Hidden water leaks can wreak havoc before you even realize there is a problem. One minute everything seems fine, the next you’re staring at a warped floorboard or wondering why your water bill has suddenly doubled. Spotting the red flags early...

We stay on top of plenty of routine tasks in life, like reviewing our finances, getting our car serviced, and booking annual doctor checkups. So why should your home’s plumbing inspections be any different? Your plumbing system works around...

When it comes to taking care of things around your home, it isn’t always easy to remember your pipes. Unless there is a problem, like a leak or a clog, we don’t often think about the plumbing in our homes. One problem that you may not...

The plumbing in our homes is more than just about being able to turn on a tap, use water appliances, and have running water; it also includes the drains and how the water leaves the home. Drainage is a crucial part of the entire plumbing system, as...

Water conservation today goes beyond simple actions like turning off the tap while brushing your teeth or opting for a shower instead of a bath. It also involves using appliances that are designed to consume significantly less water than older...