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Stuffed Guests Not Clogged Drains On Thanksgiving: Recycle Your Thanksgiving Meal
Thanksgiving dinner is one of the those meals where diets go on holiday. An abundance of food, grease and cooking oils can not only have you overstuffed but it can put a real toll on your drains. According to the U.S Chamber of Commerce, Americans will waste 14 million pounds of dinner rolls, 40 million pounds […]
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Hairy Situation: Three Steps to Unclogging Your Drain Chemical-Free
It’s the season for entertaining and unless you have a family full of bald uncles, your drains will be working overtime and might have you pulling your family’s locks out of your shower. Here’s what you can do to try to clear that hair clog without using harsh chemicals. While a tangled mess in your […]
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The Root of the Problem: Trees to Avoid Near Sewer Lines
Fall is a great time in the Mid-Atlantic to plant trees and shrubs, but while landscaping can add curb appeal and provide privacy for your home, planted in the wrong place they can also cause costly damage to your plumbing system. Over the years, root growth from some trees and shrubs can infiltrate a home’s […]
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Q&A: All About Your Drains
Your drains are a crucial part of your day to day life, and when one begins to clog you notice immediately. Our technicians are plumbing experts and have answered some common drain cleaning questions that homeowners ask
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Drain Maintenance: A How-To Guide
Keeping your drains looking and feeling their best will go a long way toward guaranteeing the health of your home’s plumbing overall. There are a number of ways to do this, but the best – and easiest – way is practicing regular drain maintenance. We’ve gathered everything you need to know to keep your drains […]
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Can My Main Sewer Line Freeze?
One of the worst things that can happen to any homeowner during winter is having a pipe freeze. Actually… correction. Having a frozen pipe burst is the worst thing that can happen to any homeowner during winter. When thinking about one of the most important pieces of plumbing in your home — the main sewer […]
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How to Clean a Grease Trap
For those of you who currently work in the foodservice industry, there’s a lot you need to know about the commercial kitchen you have in the back. Of the many different things you need to know about, the grease trap is one of utmost importance. This baby needs to be cleaned and maintained regularly in […]
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What to Do When There’s a Sewer Line Clog
Do you fear that your sewer line has become backed up? Are your drains making gurgling noises, is water backing up out of those drains, or are your toilets constantly running? All of these warning signs point directly toward a sewer line that’s clogged. Here’s what you can and should do about this serious plumbing […]
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How to Stop Tree Roots From Ruining Your Sewer Line
Sewer lines are filled with water and nutrients that trees would love to get their grubby little roots on — especially when there’s a leak. When a root finds its way inside one of your sewer lines, you better hope that you or a plumber notices the warning signs before enough damage is done! Before […]
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4 Ways To Keep Your Drains Clog Free
Every homeowner has experienced a slow-running drain or a completely clogged toilet. We know first hand that clogged drains can be a pain, but there are many ways to prevent them from happening.
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