You’re getting tired of the same old look in your bathroom, and it’s time to make a change. Maybe the whole project is just too much on the budget, so you decide to break the project up into sections. The vanity, sink, and faucets are first to get a whole new look. If you’re a …
Who would have ever thought that our toilets would be the topic of conversation? Baby boomers, as well as Millennials, all agree that we need to be prudent over our natural resources for the next generation, and that holds true for our water. We’ve done that by using technologies to build better products. Products that …
In a previous post, we talked about upgrading to the latest in water heater technology, and that included the tankless water heater. It can save you up to 30% compared to water heaters built ten years ago. Additionally, moving to a front-load washer versus a top loader can be a big saver in both water …
Can I install a toilet myself? That’s the big question. Most of us have heard, “You can do anything you put your mind to.” That usually came from a mom or dad, maybe even an educator. While there may be some truth to that, I think the saying should go like this, “You can do …
Plain and simple, when we conserve water, gas or electricity, you’ll save money and our planet. For those homeowners living in older homes, it may be time to take a close look at your outdated appliances, toilets, fixtures, faucets, pipes, and your home’s irrigation system. While some appliances, such as a water heater, may require …
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Quite honestly, the vast majority of people use stand alone showers. There are those few, mostly elderly, that still take baths. For some elderly getting in and out of those showers can be challenging. Either way, we want to consider the options to give our bathroom a new look by eliminating the bathtub and adding …
Let’s face it. We all want to save a buck whenever we can. While the internet does have the answer to almost every question you have, it cannot replace the experience of a seasoned plumber. While yes, it is a powerful resource, it will not replace the knowledge and expertise of a licensed plumber. We …
This is Part Two of the common plumbing problems and solutions. We last wrote about toilets that won’t stop running, low water pressure in the shower, dripping faucets, and slow-moving drains. Because most plumbing problems are minor, homeowners can resolve most plumbing issues without calling a plumber. Unfortunately, there are those plumbing headaches, those that …
If you’re a homeowner then you’re going to have common plumbing problems, especially if you live in an older home. Most plumbing problems are minor and the average person can fix them. Then there are those plumbing problems that require the experience of a plumbing professional. Most homeowners don’t know that many plumbing issues can …
For those of us that like fun facts, we have a few for you. Plumbers and plumbing have been at the forefront of humor for many years. Everything from the plumber’s crack to names that were derived about our toilets. When you stop and think, it’s the plumbers that have to deal with anything related …
