It’s always nice to dream, but for many of us, those dreams become a reality. If we’re honest with ourselves, it’s usually the women in the home that have the knack for design. However, more men are becoming involved in the process, and some are even heading up the redesign. Design experts predict that there will […]
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The plumbing Industry is expected to see a significant slowdown after many years of rapid growth in Murrieta, Temecula, and the Greater Inland Empire. It all came from rising mortgage rates, sluggish residential home building, and ongoing labor shortages. Another concern is the education, know-how, and latest equipment required for plumbing experts to remain at the forefront
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Did you know that heating water in your home takes up 20% of your household energy budget? That’s second to heating and cooling your home. Now that the pandemic is over, much of our workforce is still at home, so that number will only increase. Unfortunately, even though homeowners have all the facts regarding their water heaters, there
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You may be wondering what is a trenchless sewer repair all about. Do you have issues with broken drainage pipes? Do you have questions about trenchless sewer repair? If you do, you’re at the right place. Trenchless sewer line repair is a less intrusive method of fixing broken drain pipes without the extensive digging often required for
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I think most of us will admit that Americans are a little impatient. When something breaks, we want it fixed now. For example, if our water heater broke down and it was no longer producing hot water, some people might consider that a plumbing emergency. Others wouldn’t have a second thought about waiting until the next day
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Let’s face it, “going green” is a way of life. Everyone is responsible for conserving energy, recycling wherever we can, and conserving water, especially in drought California. As I walk through our neighborhood, nothing frustrates me more than seeing bottles and cans in a trash can or on the street rather than a recycling bin.
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Every homeowner can tell you of a plumbing experience they’ve encountered, whether it’s a broken water heater, burst pipe, or a backed-up sewer line. Unfortunately, we wait until something goes wrong before we decide to fix a plumbing issue. When we give our home attention, our plumbing system rarely gets any love. As a result,
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There are mainly two areas where water leaks occur in your home. First, you could have a water leak in your incoming water supply line. Next, you could experience a water leak from your wastewater sewer line. Water leak detection comes in all shapes and sizes, and each leak is unique and requires its own
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We all want to save money and make a good investment. Some of us may even have a little in the stock market. If it goes up, we get excited; if it goes down, we start to worry. Our house is an investment. But, by taking it a step further, your home could significantly save
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Have you ever had a plumbing issue at your residence and knew how to remedy it but lacked the necessary plumbing tools? We typically borrow from a friend or neighbor, and sometimes we drive to our neighborhood home center and purchase what’s needed. In the worst-case scenario, we call for our local plumber to take care of the matter even
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Does Your Washing Machine And Laundry Room Stink Like Rotten Eggs? If the odor comes from the washing machine, one of two things might be the cause. The most likely scenario is bacteria forming in your washing machine resulting from accumulated soap, mildew, lint, mold, and built-up dirt. These objects accumulate in the deep crevices in the drum
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Since the mid-60s, copper has been the pipe of choice for new construction and home repiping. However, since around the turn of the century, it has been somewhat pushed aside by flexible piping constructed of cross-linked polyethylene, sometimes known as “PEX” pipes. While PEX pipe is gradually overtaking copper for renovation and new construction, copper plays a significant role in our
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