4 Top Tips for Identifying and Fixing Common Water Heater Problems

Posted on 31 January 2018

Most homeowners rarely think about water heaters until a problem arises. However, a faulty water heater system will always show signs of failure in advance. Some of the common issues include rumbling noise in the hot water tank or smelly water. Homeowners can save themselves money if they fix such problems as soon as they notice them instead of waiting until the last minute when the whole system shuts down. Here are some top tips for identifying and fixing common water heater problems. [Read More]

Key Contemplation When Hiring a Plumber for Your Commercial Plumbing Installation or Upgrade

Posted on 20 December 2017

Commercial plumbing contractors install, maintain and repair all plumbing and plumbing related systems for the commercial sector. Whether you're initially having commercial plumbing installed or you're contemplating upgrading existing commercial plumbing after many years of use, it is important for you as an enterprise owner to see to it that the entire project is handled professionally. That's why you will need to enlist the help of professional commercial plumbers.  Before hiring a plumber for your job, it is important that you first assess all the factors involved. [Read More]

How to Troubleshoot Common Problems With Your Home's Pool Pump

Posted on 11 July 2017

A pool pump is very important for the safe and enjoyable use of your pool; that pump is what pulls water through the filter or skimmer of the pool, so that the filter can remove debris and contaminants. The pump also works to keep water in the pool moving slightly, so that chlorine and other chemicals can circulate and clean all the water in the pool. This is why it's good to check out any problems you're having with your home's pool pump as soon as they arise, so you know the pump is always in good repair and is functioning as it should. [Read More]

Six Questions When Choosing a Blocked Drain Repairs Service

Posted on 11 July 2017

Whether at home or work, blocked drains are an unpleasant inconvenience at the best of times. For most busy homeowners and staff, the frustration of a toilet that does not flush properly or a sink that drains slowly is unwelcome. These symptoms are classic indications that the kitchen or bathroom drain piping system has a blockage that is stopping wastewater from leaving as it should, especially if there are any unusual smells. [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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