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Thanksgiving is just around the corner and that means you’ll need to depend on your drains more than any other time of year. Why is that, you might say? Well, one of the busiest days of the year for plumbers is often the day after Thanksgiving. Drains that haven’t been well maintained can become overwhelmed by the demands of Thanksgiving feasts and extra guests in the home.
You don’t want your Thanksgiving dinner with friends and family to be ruined by a flooded kitchen sink or stinky, partially clogged drains. When you have our expert plumbers in for drain cleaning, it’s one less thing to worry about and you can rest assured that your plumbing won’t give you any issues. We’ll leave the cooking and entertaining to you–you can leave the drain maintenance to us.
If you’ve ever encountered a clogged drain in the middle of making a meal or taking a shower, you know how frustrating it can be. Suddenly you have to readjust your plan for the day until you can clear whatever is blocking the drain. In some cases, a plunger and some elbow grease are enough, but in other situations, you’ll need additional help.
Okay, yes, we know the idea of plumbing services isn’t the first thing that pops into your mind when thinking about gift ideas for the holiday season. But we maintain that ensuring the reliability of your plumbing system really is a gift. Imagine the peace of mind that comes with knowing that everything will work exactly as planned when you are hosting dinner for your family.
Planning to whip up dinner for your significant other this Valentine’s Day? Or maybe you are hosting a little get-together with your friends for a Galentine’s Day. Whatever your plans are, you are hopefully excited. And the last thing you want is to have your hard work ruined by a backed-up drain!
The holidays are usually the hardest time of the year for your home’s plumbing system. Whether you only had the people in your home to celebrate with this year or you organized a small gathering to enjoy the holiday festivities, your pipes, drains, water heater, and other plumbing appliances are likely to see a lot of extra action.
We’ve got a vacuum for our carpets, a mop for our floors, a plunger for our toilets, and detergent for our laundry… but what about our drains? How in the world do we keep those clean? Well, for one, the answer is not a chemical drain cleaner (please, don’t ever pour these down your drain!)
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.
In this age where the phone in your pocket can unlock an essentially limitless amount of information, it can be easy to convince oneself that one can handle his or her own projects around the house. And you know what? Many of the projects you need done around the house can be handled in a DIY manner with a bit of research and some elbow grease. Responsible homeowners are the ones that know their limits, though. We’re guessing, for instance, that you wouldn’t try to replace your home piping system.
Certain problems that you may encounter with your residential plumbing system can definitely be considered true emergencies. A damaged water well, for instance, or a burst pipe that is drenching your home or your surrounding property with water would certainly constitute emergencies. Then there are those problems that are not emergencies, but which you should nonetheless have resolved as soon as possible. Just because they don’t threaten you with imminent disaster does not mean that they are not serious.