If you’re like many of us, you may find the septic system a bit of a mystery. You probably have a vague understanding of how it works, and maybe you know that it involves a drain field and a tank, with the knowledge that it should be cleaned out every
Homeowners know that a water leak, even a small leak or slow leak, no matter how insignificant, can eventually lead to major water damage, and being able to see the signs of a leak to know to call a professional plumber can be critical. Leak detection, and finding the plumbing
Keeping a septic system in good working order requires routine maintenance and a basic understanding of how the system functions. Homeowners who take the time to learn how their septic system works are better prepared to prevent clogs, reduce repair costs, and extend the life of their system. A properly
Some people have a good grasp of plumbing, especially when they grew up with a father or a grandfather who was pretty handy around the house. If you were the kid who wore your Dad’s tool belt as he repaired a clogged garbage disposal or a leaky faucet, you may
Most of our posts are written for homeowners who actually live in their homes, but this post is geared towards homeowners who rent or lease out one or more homes. It’s valuable for renters too! When you’re a homeowner who is living in your home, you’re fairly cost-conscious. You know
Large, mature trees can transform a yard, providing shade, beauty, and enhancing curb appeal. But while they make neighborhoods look splendid, tree roots causing plumbing problems can quickly turn that beauty into a costly nightmare. To thrive, trees must find water. A tree’s root system naturally seeks out moisture, which
When we see standing water in the kitchen sink, we often think the sink drain is clogged or someone put orange peels or coffee grounds down the garbage disposal. Drains are usually sluggish because of an obstruction, such as hair, sludge buildup, or tree roots, but that is not always