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How to Stop an Overflowing Toilet
Stopping an overflowing toilet requires quick thinking and fast action. Fortunately, if you know how to take care of it, it’s not hard to do! Here’s what you need to know…
Read MoreTop 10 Ways You’re Wasting Water
Earlier this summer an increase in water rates was put into effect in Baltimore City. It’s been reported that a “typical” water and sewer bill for a family of four will increase by about $80. Water isn’t going to get any cheaper!
Read More8 Most Common Plumbing Problems
We see plumbing problems every day, but some are more common than others! Our expert Baltimore-Washington technicians gave some insight as to what issues they commonly see.
Read MoreCan I Call a Plumber in MD, DC, VA, PA & DE While Social Distancing?
Working from home and maintaining social distancing efforts means a house full of people, putting added strain on your plumbing system. You may be wondering if you can still call your local plumber and schedule services while adhering to the safety guidelines of social distancing. The answer is yes! Len The Plumber understands that the […]
Read MoreAre These Toilet Paper Alternatives Safe for Your Plumbing?
If you’ve ever found yourself in the unfortunate position of being without toilet paper when you’ve really got to go, you may have resorted to desperate searches online to find out if there are safe alternatives. It’s often impossible to sort through fact and fiction online these days; fortunately, we’ve compiled all the information you […]
Read MoreSigns You Have a Leak
Leaks aren’t always the easiest plumbing issue to spot and they can appear anywhere in your home — in your floors, in your walls, and even in your ceiling. How can you determine if you have a leak?
Read MoreTop 4 Reasons For Sewer Line Clogs
Dealing with sewer drain clogs can be a nightmare. Our expert technicians explain how these clogs happen and how to avoid them!
Read MoreWater Bill Sticker Shock: Where Your Home Could Be Leaking Money
If your high water bill has got you boiling over, there could be some simple steps you can take to simmer down. On average, each person in the U.S. uses about 80-100 gallons of water per day, according to the United States Geological Survey. If your average daily consumption seems out of the norm, it […]
Read MoreShould Flushable Wipes Be Banned from Bathrooms?
Feeling squeaky clean on your bottom might not be good for your bottom line. The issue of whether wipes labeled as “flushable” really live up to their name has the potential not only to clog up your toilet and sewer systems in the Mid-Atlantic but the U.S. court systems as well. Since their appearance on […]
Read MoreAn Exhaustive Guide to Plungers
It’s not unreasonable to think that the world of plungers is a simple one. That there’s only one, and you use it to unclog the toilet before tucking it, dripping and forgotten, into a dark corner of your bathroom. Well… we hate to break it to you, but that’s just not true. There are multiple […]
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