There are numerous reasons why a toilet clog can occur, even daily. A toilet backup or malfunction can occur due to various factors, including improper toilet use, mechanical issues, problems with the toilet drain, sewer lines, or main sewer line, or concerns with your water supply, water pressure, or plumbing
Whether you’re a business owner or a manager, there’s one thing you know for sure: You can’t afford to have plumbing “problems.” After all, time is money! When it comes to DIY practices for preventing toilet clogs, clogged drains, and leaky faucets at home, you’re probably pretty good at maintaining
When you see standing water in the kitchen sink, it’s easy to assume someone put the wrong thing down the disposal or that a clog is forming. While drains are often sluggish because of hair, grease, sludge, or tree roots, that’s not always the case. Many homeowners search for phrases
When you go outside, do you notice a foul odor in your yard? Maybe you don’t have a dog, so the odor problems must be something else. Those offensive odors may be coming from your plumbing vent, or sewer vent/vent stack, which is a vent pipe for your septic system
As a homeowner, it’s inevitable that you’re going to deal with plumbing issues every now and then. If you’re like most people, you have a pretty good idea what’s wrong when the bathroom sink clogs (likely culprits hair and soap scum), or when the kitchen sink clogs (grease, debris, food