Burst pipes. Overflowing toilets. Backed up drains. Plumbing emergencies can happen at any time, often catching us off guard as we’re about to jump in the shower after a long day at work or tackle a week’s worth of dirty washing. Most plumbing issues can wait to be resolved, but some need to be assessed…
From strange smells to overflowing toilets, these are classic signs that your soil pipes are blocked. Discover more tell-tale signs and how you can fix them in this article! Often hidden behind walls or beneath floorboards, your soil pipes are likely out of sight, out of mind. However, they’re a vital part of your home’s…
Making your way through your winter to-do list? Here are 5 things to tick off when it comes to your plumbing system. With the dark nights and freezing temperatures settling in, it can only mean one thing. Winter is upon us. A reliable plumbing system is more important now more than ever, because we depend…
We’ve been listening about saving water for so many years, but it is the time when we start working on it. Our small habits can dramatically decrease water wastage and bring a huge difference in our water bills. Also, maintaining a home already causes a lot of money to the homeowners. Therefore, if you…
Overview If you’ve ever lived in colder regions, you must have faced the problem of frozen pipes. When the temperature goes down, the freezing and bursting of pipes become a common problem. If you’re not careful, the resulting water damage can cost you thousands of pounds. Want to inspect the house pipes? Start with the…
Water dripping from the faucet, damp floors, and wet walls must be known sights to you. Either you have seen them in movies or are experiencing them in your own home. These sights are added in the movies for the cinematic scenes or played for laughs, but leakage is no joke. That’s because it doesn’t…
When doing plumbing work, connecting pipes is critical, and one of the most common activities. Securely connecting them plays a critical role in making a plumbing project successful, durable, and functional. Traditionally, plumbers have relied on welding, soldering, and brazing to connect pipes and join other plumbing connections. These conventional methods are still widely used…
Most of us share the same plumbing issues, whether leaky faucets or no hot water in the boiler. Luckily, with the right tools and guidance, we can easily fix these issues on our own. If not, we could at least prevent further damage until an expert plumber arrives.