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Cool Eco-Friendly Bathroom And Plumbing Products
If you’re a homeowner, I’m sure you would agree that we’ve all had to face minor plumbing issues. It’s usually a clogged kitchen sink, toilet, or bathroom sink; whatever the case, it sure is empowering when we can take care of the plumbing problem ourselves without calling a plumber. In years past we had our […]
Read MoreHome Drain Cleaning Solutions
We all have an occasional clog in our sink and toilet. The last thing we want to do is call in the plumber for a minor clog. Any heavily used bathroom sink will experience slow-moving water in the drain, as well as an occasional clog. Families with teenagers can expect them more often. I think […]
Read More65% Of Homeowners Prefer A Walk-In Shower
It’s here – 2020. Wow, time is flying by. If you’re like so many homeowners, you have your list of goals set to accomplish for your home. For many, it’s time to upgrade the bathroom, out with the old and in with the new. Maybe you’ve already explored your options and decided on removing the […]
Read MoreWhy Own A Tankless Water Heater
Most homeowners don’t plan ahead when it comes to replacing their water heater. Until it breaks down then we start looking at our options. In recent years tankless water heaters have increased in popularity. Tankless water heaters are also known as an instantaneous, continuous flow, or on-demand water heaters. The best purchases are well planned, […]
Read MoreMore Plumbing Trends For 2020
What’s the focus of our plumbing for 2020? A push to educate customers in 2020 about basic plumbing maintenance. Water conservation will still be a top concern, regardless of the snowpack and rainfall. The fact is, California needs to provide for 40 million people, in addition to a large agriculture community. In 2020, water conservation […]
Read MoreYour Garbage Disposal Is Not A Trash Compactor
Save Your Garbage Disposal And Try Composting Here is a great idea. Place a small one or two-gallon bucket with a lid next to your kitchen sink. Whenever you peel fruits or vegetables, put peelings in the bucket and use them to compost. You can dispose of all your coffee grounds in the bucket as […]
Read MoreHiring A Trusted Plumber
Most homeowners don’t have a plumber in your back pocket. When something goes wrong with our plumbing, we start scrambling to find the right company at the right price. Hiring a trusted plumber is the key to the success of any plumbing repair or project. An excellent place to start looking for the right plumber […]
Read MoreHigh Water Bill? You Probably Have A Plumbing Leak!
Have you ever opened your water bill and freaked out? The first thing we want to do is start imposing shower restrictions for the family. If you have teenagers, they’re notorious for long showers. The other day I overheard a phone call. Marisol answered the phone with our usual Big B’s Plumbing greeting and a […]
Read MoreWhat Every Homeowner Needs To Know About Their Plumbing
We don’t need to be a do-it-yourselfer to have some fundamental plumbing skills. There is no reason to call your local plumbing company every time there is a small plumbing issue. The cost of the few tools to keep around the house is less than a service call. I’ve met very few people that actually […]
Read MorePlumbing Security Is Our Priority
Let’s face it. We live in a country that’s driven by fear. Much of that has to do with our media; but quite frankly, fear drives us to spend. The fact is, if someone wants to get into your home, they will. In 2008, State Farm surveyed 1000 homeowners across the country, and surprisingly, less […]
Read MoreCast Iron Sewer Pipes Don’t Need Replacing
Before someone tells you that you need a new sewer system, get a second opinion. Chances are if you have a house that was built in the mid-1970s or before then your sewer line is cast iron or at least part of it is. Cast iron sewer pipes have a life expectancy of 50 to […]
Read MoreHow To Avoid The Holiday Plumber
How do we avoid your plumber during the holiday? Most of us have heard the saying, “If something can go wrong, it usually does.” That was Murphy, and he wasn’t negative, he was a realist. Let’s face it. If we own a car, home, boat or any other expensive possession, we will have things go […]
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