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The Lowdown on Low Water Pressure: What You Can Do to Fix It
When you don’t have enough water pressure, it can be tough to clean your dishes or take a shower. Low water pressure isn’t just an inconvenience; it can indicate trouble in your home’s plumbing system. What is Water Pressure? Water pressure is measured in pounds per square inch or psi. The pressure is measured where […]
Read More5 Signs Your Home Needs a Main Water Line Repair
You are probably pretty familiar with the pipes under your sink or the drain in your shower, but you’ve likely never given a second thought to the pipes that connect your home to the public water and sewer system. Those pipes pull heavy duty for your home. Check out these five signs you have a […]
Read MoreWhat Causes a Faucet to Leak?
Plumbing leaks come in many different forms and sizes, with the faucet leak being the most common. Allowing your faucet to slowly drip day after day can lead to a bigger plumbing nightmare that you can avoid altogether. Here is what’s causing that troublesome leak in your bathroom or kitchen: Damaged & Worn Parts Do […]
Read MoreShould Your Home Go Tankless?
Are you looking for ways to save on your utility bills? Water heating accounts for around 17% of your home’s energy usage, making it the second-highest contributor to your utility costs after your heating and cooling system. If you’re in the market for a new water heater, the best choice for energy savings might be […]
Read MoreCelebrate the Year of the Pig. Don’t Be a Water Hog
February 5th marks the Chinese New Year, this year celebrating the Year of the Pig and saying goodbye to the Year of the Dog. While Chinese tradition describes this zodiac animal as blessed with good fortune, they are also known for not being wasteful spenders. Here are five ways you can honor the Year of the […]
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 MoreDoes Water Usage and Conservation Really Matter? Yes. Here’s Why
Water is everywhere, right? You use water when you turn on the faucet to wash your hands, to use the restroom, wash your clothes, and of course, you drink it. Water seems like an abundant, never-ending supply, right? Unfortunately, that’s not true. In fact, is pretty far from the truth. Water is a limited resource, and […]
Read MoreAll About Rainwater Harvesting and What It Can Do
Lately, you might have heard about a concept called “rainwater harvesting.” It is the practice of collecting and storing rainwater in containers for the purpose of using it for different purposes in the home. With the advent of indoor plumbing, this practice has faded away in most places, except for those areas that are remote […]
Read MoreWater Quality Month
Water is essential to life, so it is important to make sure we use it wisely and avoid producing contaminating runoff to keep our water plentiful and clean.
Read MoreCommon Summer Plumbing Issues (And How to Fix Them)
Summer is almost everyone’s favorite season, and for good reason. People go on vacation, kids are home from school, and there’s something to do every weekend. Everyone can’t help but feel good from all the vitamin D they’re soaking up. Among all the other things that happen during the summer, there are also changes to […]
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