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Have you ever ventured on doing plumbing repair on your own only to find out that you should have called a plumber? Of course every homeowner should be able to do minor plumbing work especially in case of emergencies. But, knowing when it is time to call on a licensed professional plumber can give you a lot of savings. So when is it time to call a plumber? Dripping Faucets This is one of the most common plumbing problems experienced...

It is safe to say that no homeowner would want to have plumbing leaks in their homes, right? After all, leaks are not only a waste of precious water, but also brings damage and unwanted expenses. It can also encourage the growth of bacteria that can put the health of your family at risk. However, we must understand that not all leaks can be easily detected. This is why it would be helpful to understand where leaks commonly originate from....

One of the most common problems in an average home has to do with bathroom and kitchen faucets. To some homeowners, the faucet may seem like a complex piece of plumbing fixture. However, when it comes to faucet problems, most of the time it has something to do with worn out washers, cartridges, or valve seats that are found in the body of the faucet. Gland Packing The gland packing is found in older faucets so you will not see...

Did you know that with the right maintenance tankless water heaters can go for years without any problems? However, in reality, drop in temperature and lack of hot water are the most common problems encountered with water heaters. What do you do if the burner gets clogged, for example? Do you simply replace the burner? What is the proper way of taking care of your tankless water heaters? Gas Tankless Water Heaters For this type of water heaters, it helps...

For many homeowners the plumbing system is considered a complex connection of pipes and fixtures. Did you know that pipes and joints are the basic foundation of your home plumbing system? The pipes in your home may be made from different types of materials, with copper proving to be the most expensive and durable. However, it does come at a price, which is why other piping materials are widely considered. Cutting Pipes If you want strong pipes and joints, you...