Dealing With Stormwater Runoff

Posted on 29 June 2017

During torrential rain, water which runs off concrete or asphalted areas can collect on your property, causing it to flood. If your home or the surrounding land is affected by stormwater runoff, this can cause a number of issues. Please read on to find out how you can reduce the risk of flooding caused by stormwater runoff. Cut back on the amount of asphalt and concrete One of the main causes of flooding during severe weather is the fact that asphalt or concrete cover a large area of your property. [Read More]

Maintaining Your Water Heater: 3 Top Tips

Posted on 27 June 2017

Your water heater is a vital part of your home plumbing system. The water heater is responsible for supplying hot water to your kitchen appliances, bathroom and other areas of your home. Because it forms a key part of your home plumbing system, the water heater will also use a significant amount of energy, which means that a faulty or inefficient water heater could result in higher energy bills. Below is a guide which will help you to keep your water heater in top condition. [Read More]

Why a Homeowner Should Never Address Serious Plumbing Clogs on Their Own

Posted on 27 June 2017

As a homeowner, it's actually good to learn how to manage some everyday home repair and maintenance tasks yourself; you can then avoid the expense and the wait of having to call a pro for simple and minor repair jobs. However, there are times when it is best to call a professional to tackle certain repair work around the house, even if you consider yourself very handy and have a nice selection of tools at your disposal! [Read More]

What Should You Do if Your Child Flushes a Toy Down the Drain?

Posted on 23 June 2017

Toddlers make some choices that can seem crazy to anyone over five, and they've been known to throw toys down the drain. Sometimes, it's a bath toy that accidentally slips down a bathroom drain, and other times, it's a toy that gets flushed down the toilet. If you are in this situation, you are not alone. Many parents have dealt with the horror of toy-blocked drains. Here's some tips to help you. [Read More]

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Paul's Plumbing Tips

Hello, my name is Paul. Until a few months ago, I had zero knowledge of plumbing. All that changed when I arrived home one evening to discover that the bathroom in my home had flooded with water. I was shocked and afraid. I tried to stop the water flowing out from the pipe beneath the sink but I could not. Finally, I remembered that I had to turn off the supply at the stopcock. Once I had done this, I called an emergency plumber who came around immediately. He helped to repair the problem and also gave me a basic plumbing education and some top tips to keep the system in good condition. Since then, I have started to teach myself more about plumbing.

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