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11 Feb

What to Do in a Plumbing Emergency

The plumbing in your home or office is a vital part of your daily life and well-being. We rely on water flowing freely through our taps, toilets and sinks. Because most of your plumbing is hidden behind the walls of your home or office, it’s not surprising that many people forget about it until something goes wrong. The reality is that almost everyone has to deal with a plumbing emergency at one time or another. Read More

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3 Jan

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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26 May

Why Is My Water Pressure so Bad?

Most homeowners are not aware of how important the water pressure in their pipes is to their daily life. But when it comes to washing dishes or having a nice, hot shower at the end of a long day, if your water pressure is low, you’re going to be disappointed. While low water pressure can be annoying, it’s not always a sign of a big plumbing problem. Read More

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5 May

Why You Should Avoid DIY Plumbing At All Costs?

With the rise of social media, online tutorials and internet video, it’s easy to find guidance and advice to walk you through DIY projects around your home. Many homeowners opt to take care of maintenance and repair issues themselves rather than find a trusted professional to do the job. While you may be trying to save time and money, DIY plumbing jobs should be avoided at all costs. Read More

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15 Mar

5 Signs You Need to Replace Your Plumbing

A smooth running, flawless plumbing system is a joy. It means that you have access to clean and sufficient water when you need it, and the waste water exits your home unobstructed with no clogs or blockages. This is how it should be, considering that this system accounts for an estimated 15 percent of your home’s value! Read More

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