How to Figure Out What's Wrong with Your Drainage System When Disaster Strikes

Posted on 23 June 2017

Many people procrastinate when it comes to fixing any maintenance issues around the home. They may know that trouble is brewing and can see where their attention is required, but they always tend to put things off until disaster strikes. You may have been aware of a looming problem with your drainage system, but now it's all overtaken you and you need to move quickly. What kind of professional help do you need to get things back to normal? [Read More]

Bathroom Renovations You Never Want to Attempt On Your Own

Posted on 22 June 2017

Renovating a home's bathroom isn't as easy as you might assume; plumbing the bathroom properly involves more than just attaching pipes to one another, and you need to ensure that all plumbing fixtures are properly sealed so that there are no water leaks or mould that develops. When you're ready for bathroom renovations, note some specific projects that you don't want to attempt on your own, so you know they get done properly and so that you're happy with the work for years to come. [Read More]

Important Tips for Maintaining Your Home's Plumbing

Posted on 22 June 2017

If you're like many homeowners, you never give thought to your home's plumbing until there is a water leak, severe clog, or other such problem that needs addressing. However, with some simple maintenance performed on a regular basis, your home's plumbing is much less likely to suffer a leak, burst pipe, clog, and similar damage. Note a few simple but important tips for keeping your home's plumbing in tiptop shape, and then discuss these tips with a plumber as needed. [Read More]

How to Tell if Your Home Has a Gas Leak

Posted on 21 June 2017

A gas leak in the home, even if it's somewhat small, should never be ignored. Not only is gas flammable, but the fumes are also very hazardous to your health. A gas plumber should be called at the first sign of a leak, so note how to tell if your home has a problem with the gas heater or other such lines. You Notice Bad Smells A rotten egg or sulphur smell is the most obvious sign of a gas leak, but don't assume you'll notice this smell as soon as you walk through the front door; you might only notice it when using your home's hot water taps or when in the shower. [Read More]

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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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