How Hard Water Negatively Impacts Your Water Heater’s Efficiency
More than 85% of residential properties in the U.S. have water with high levels of calcium and other substances. The general classification is that water… View Article Read More
August 2
Warning Signs Your Toilet Isn’t Worth Saving
Toilets aren’t built to last forever, even if they’ve been hanging in there for decades. Small signs like frequent clogs or hairline cracks can sneak… View Article Read More
July 25
Your Pipes vs. Tree Roots: What Happens and How to Fix It
A slow drain or strange gurgle signals a deeper problem. Tree roots are persistent and strong. Once they invade your pipes, they block flow, crack… View Article Read More
July 15
What Not to Put in the Disposal When You’re Hosting
Summertime brings the joy of grilled meals, cold drinks, and full kitchens. If you’ve ever heard an unexpected grind in your sink after dinner, you… View Article Read More
June 16
What You Should Know About Scheduling a Plumbing Inspection
Your plumbing system is a very important part of your home. It’s important to keep it in excellent condition, and scheduling a plumbing inspection at… View Article Read More
June 3
Tips on Protecting Your Pipes From Arizona’s Extreme Summertime Heat
When most people talk about protecting their plumbing system, they picture protecting their pipes from freezing during the cold winter season. However, another factor you… View Article Read More
May 15
A Fair Comparison of Tanked vs. Tankless Water Heaters for Homeowners
Hot water is an essential component of any modern-day household. From taking a warm shower to cleaning your dishes or washing your clothes, you need… View Article Read More
May 5
Desert Rains, Dirty Drains: Tucson Sewer Line Tips for Monsoon Season
The skies open up over Tucson every summer, and it’s a time when the desert comes alive with lightning, thunder, and sudden downpours. The annual… View Article Read More
April 9
The Connection Between Hard Water and Plumbing Problems in Arizona
Water ranges from soft to hard on a scale, which reflects the amount of minerals like calcium and magnesium it contains. The groundwater in much… View Article Read More
April 2
How to Spot Slab Leaks Before They Escalate
A slab leak is when a water line located underneath a concrete slab develops a hole or breaks, resulting in water leaking out under the… View Article Read More
