Water Heater Installation - Do It Yourself Or Hire Out?

There are many varieties of water heaters, which are often sorted by size, tank options and consumption rates. Yet even with these differences water heaters can still be divided into two general types: Gas or Electric.   Depending upon which type you choose, there is a great deal of difference between a gas water heater installation and installing an electric water heater.  There are also common factors in standard water heaters such as water pipes that enter and exit the heaters, an electric feed, (gas heaters often have an electric igniter), and a pressure release valve, but the similarities often stop there. [Read More]

3 Things To Know About Sewer Drain Pipe Clogs

Plumbing and sewer problems are two of the worst problems you can encounter in your home. Not only are they smelly, but they can also be messy and can lead to water damage. There are many types of problems you can have that fall into these categories, and one common one is a sewer drain pipe clog. If you are having some plumbing or septic issues, the problem might be due to a sewer drain pipe clog, and here are a couple things to understand about this. [Read More]

4 Telltale Signs Of A Water Heater Problem

Many homeowners have a tendency to take their water heaters for granted. In fact, you probably don't think much at all about where the warm water for your showers, laundry, dishes, and other daily tasks comes from—that is, until you experience water heater failure. Replacing a water heater can be quite an expensive project, which is why you should keep an eye out for some of the telltale signs of a water heater problem. [Read More]

Avoiding Issues With The Toilet

Don't you hate it when you go to flush the toilet only to find that the water, and everything else, just sits there? Even worse is when the water decides to flood your bathroom, leaving you running out the door in a panic and in search of old towels. The information here will help you to prevent clogged and overflowing toilets from ruining your day. Improper water flow One thing you want to do in order to decrease the likeliness of clogs in your toilet is to make sure the water flow is good. [Read More]