The last thing on the minds of most homeowners is a water leak. However, once they see the signs, they jump into action. Some leaks are trivial such as a leaky toilet or faucet, while others can cause serious damage to the structure of your home. Most would agree that most water leaks, especially those …
You Can’t Avoid A Water Leak, But You Can Stop Them From Disaster Read More »
What does mold exposure have to do with our plumbing? Everything! Mold grows when we expose it to moisture. Undetected slab leaks, minor leaks under sinks, and water leaks that start within your walls can all wreak havoc by causing mold exposure. Even old caulking can that lost its grip can be responsible for mold …
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 …
Water damage can hit us from many different directions. For some areas, it’s the threat of rain and melting snow. California is not exempt from floods, earthquakes, fires, and even mudslides. Water damage accounts for millions of dollars in damage to homes and businesses annually here in California. Water damage doesn’t stop at snow and …
While water is essential for every home, it can also be devastating if the unthinkable happens, such as a broken pipe or slab leak. If such a thing were to happen, your day would take a serious turn for the worst. Burst pipes, running toilets, and malfunctioning water heaters could all lead to water damage in the home. According to the …
Every homeowner should have a pulse on the interworkings of their home. They should know, on average, how much water their home uses. They should be able to sense when something is not right when it comes to home water usage. It could be a high water bill, low water pressure, or an unusual hissing …
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Most homeowners have experienced general water leaks whether they are coming from a broken pipe or a leaking toilet. Obviously, we would prefer the leaky toilet over a pipe leak. A leaky toilet or faucet can usually be repaired by your home’s do-it-yourselfer ( DIY). On the other hand, a leaking or burst pipe can …
Let’s face it, we never know when that plumbing issue will strike. Most plumbing minor problems can get handled by the average do-it-yourselfer (DIY) or homeowner. Then some require the expertise of a licensed plumbing contractor. Major plumbing issues such as burst pipes, broken water heaters, slab leaks, home repipes, hydro jetting, and clogged sewer …
FIVE MOST ANNOYING PLUMBING ISSUES AND THEIR SOLUTIONS Read More »
Have you ever got your water bill, and you just wanted to scream? The first thing we think about is our teenagers must be showering too long. Maybe you thought we need to cut back on our outdoor watering. You may even compare water bills, checking for increases. The last thing on our minds is …
Every household will experience a water leak of some kind, especially if you live in an older home. You may have something as small as a faucet or toilet leak, but others may be as substantial as a slab leak. According to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), 10% of homes in the US have water leaks …
