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Adios, Au Revoir, Goodbye! No matter how you say it, eventually, there will come a day when you’ve got to replace your water heater — but don’t worry! Replacing your old, outdated water heater with a brand-new, efficient system is often for the best. Trust us, it’ll do wonders for your comfort and your budget (we know how much you hate stepping into a cold shower first thing in the morning!)
There are plenty of signs that suggest the time has come for a water heater replacement, and below, we have listed a number of them for you. All you’ve got to do is keep reading to find out more (oh, and of course, contact our team when you need a plumber in Palm Harbor, FL!)
Now, where were we again? Oh, that’s right—water heaters!
Perhaps garbage disposals should have a different name—perhaps, we should be calling them “specific item disposals” instead, since there are a number of things that should not be thrown down them!
Furnished or unfurnished, your basement is a great space for storing all sorts of expensive things! But here’s the thing: gravity has a funny way of drawing water to the lowest possible space it can, and of course, in your home, that would be the basement.
Phew! Finally done unclogging the toilet? We know that it can certainly take some muscle power to get rid of those nasty clogs! But, what if we told you that there is a way to avoid whipping out the plunger as often as you do? All it takes is faith, dust, and a little bit of pixi—wait, that’s not it! All it takes is a little extra TLC!
You know just how great your mouth feels after a thorough dental cleaning: all the gunk that’s clogged up your teeth and gums is brushed away, leaving your teeth feeling sparkly clean. Well, the same principle applies to your plumbing system. Sure, maybe you don’t care so much about your pipes being minty fresh, however, a regular cleaning is important nonetheless.
Nothing ruins summertime fun than having to deal with costly home repairs. Of course, some repairs are inevitable, but in most cases, there are plenty of things you can do at home to prevent issues from popping up in the first place. Your plumbing system is one of the most important systems in your home, and therefore, it is important to treat it with care. Clogs are certainly no fun, and surely, it is the last thing that you would want to deal with when all you are trying to do is soak up the sun.
Your main sewer line, while you likely don’t give it much thought, is one of the most, if not the most, important component of your plumbing system. This is one of the two main plumbing lines connected to your home. Your main sewer line is responsible for removing all of the wastewater from your home and moving it into your city’s civil sewer system. Since your main sewer line is hidden underground, it can be quite easy to forget about… that is until trouble arises.
We expect that the items we put down our drains, whether it be down our toilets or our kitchen sink, to simply wash away without a problem. However, there are a number of things that should never be thrown down the drain. Certain items and substances can lead to significant problems, resulting in serious damage if left unattended.
Whether it’s used for cooking, washing, or drinking, your kitchen faucet is pushed to the limit every day. We often take for granted just how much our kitchen sinks can endure. Throughout the course of a day, we turn our kitchen sinks on and off a million times, but this repeated use can quickly create problems in the faucet mechanism, leading to that steady, annoying drip.