Expert Tips
THE TOOLS USED IN PROFESSIONAL DRAIN CLEANING
For the average homeowner, trying to clean a drain comes down to two basic tools: the standard sink plunger, and the bottle of liquid drain cleaner. Plungers can work well at handling simple drain clogs, and you should always have one somewhere in your house as the first resort when encountering a slow drain or … [Read More]
HOW CAN HARD WATER LEAD TO PIPE REPLACEMENT?
If you’ve ever noticed white or yellow-green mineral deposits around the faucets of your home, you may have a plumbing problem known as “hard water.” Hard water refers to a high concentration of minerals, such as calcium and magnesium, which may enter your pipes through the municipal water supply. While this is rarely harmful to … [Read More]
How Do I Choose The Right Commercial Water Heater?
Almost all businesses depend on running hot water in some capacity. For food service and hospitality companies, a steady supply of heated water is a necessity. But even standard offices will need hot water for their employees’ comfort. Having the right commercial water heater handling this task in your building is an important part of … [Read More]
HOW TANKLESS WATER HEATERS WORK
The development of the tankless water heater is one of the most significant leaps forward in providing heated water to homes. Tankless systems first appeared in Europe, and are now the most popular option for new homes there. They have since moved to North America, bringing their energy efficiency and convenience to millions of homes. … [Read More]
WHY YOU NEED STORM DRAIN MAINTENANCE
The outdoor drainage system for your house is important to protect your home during rainstorms. Storm drains collect the runoff water that would otherwise enter your home and lead to serious structural damage and destruction of your property. However, you cannot expect a storm drain to always be ready to do its job. Just like … [Read More]
WHAT ARE SOME ALTERNATIVES TO USING CHEMICAL DRAIN CLEANERS?
You may have heard before that chemical drain cleaners—the type you find sitting on the shelves of grocery stores in the “housewares” aisle—are not actually good for drains. This is true. In fact, you should never use these store-bought chemical drain cleaners anywhere in your home. They are highly toxic, leave dangerous fumes when used, and can … [Read More]
