Fall Plumbing Tips

April 22 is Earth Day. Earth Day is an annual reminder for everyone to stop and think about what we can do to conserve resources and protect the planet. You probably already recycle and try to cut down on how much gasoline you are using. There are lots of other small, simple things that you can do that add up to make a big difference. There’s an added bonus, too; most everything that you do to be a bit greener...

Many homeowners are trying to make their habits greener these days as the world becomes more environmentally conscious. But did you know that you could green your plumbing as well? Plumbers are educating homeowners about green plumbing possibilities right now. There are several things you can do to make your plumbing more environmentally friendly. Here are just a few of them. • Have a plumber install low flow shower heads. This will help reduce the amount of water you use...

The onset of springtime is a reminder that it is time for spring cleaning, that yearly routine of washing walls, getting out the window screens, and freshening up our homes. You may not know that spring cleaning time is also a good time to do an annual check of the plumbing in your home. Here are some spring plumbing tips that can keep your home’s plumbing system in tip top shape. Bathrooms and Kitchen The bathrooms and kitchen are good...

As spring approaches, many Americans are eager to open their windows, let in some fresh air, and begin the spring cleaning ritual. There is just something about that yearly routine of washing windows and wiping down walls that makes us feel like spring has finally arrived. When you do your spring cleaning, what does that entail? For most people, spring cleaning means a thorough cleaning of the inside of the home, and perhaps cleaning out the garage or sweeping off...

When winter arrives, it brings with it freezing temperatures, which can wreak havoc on your plumbing system. However, homeowners who prepare for the winter season will experience few, if any problems with their plumbing during the cold months. Here are several simple steps you can take to avoid winter-related plumbing problems. • Keep an eye on the water pressure because the first sign of frozen pipes is reduced water pressure, which is caused by low water flow. If you notice...