Wednesday, January 9th, 2019
If you have noticed water backing up into your bathtub, you probably know something isn’t quite right. The water can come from a few places, like your kitchen sink, washing machine, and even toilet. Plumbing drains for these fixtures are usually small in size and lead to larger main lines and eventually the sewer line. The following can help you know if you may have a clog and what you can do about it.
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Wednesday, December 5th, 2018
Most burst pipes aren’t like in the movies, with a flood of water knocking down walls and washing out the front door. Rather, burst pipes often start as small leaks. You may be wondering why a small leak is so bad. Leaks, even small ones, can result in serious damage to your home and to your plumbing pipes. They can cause mold, damage your drywall and floors, rust other pipes (resulting in more leaks), and cause substantial damage that could cost you thousands. In Amarillo and the Texas Panhandle, winter often causes freezing temperatures. Cold temps and plumbing leaks can result in even greater damage.
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Wednesday, November 14th, 2018
The bathroom is one of the most used rooms in your home and one of the few rooms that is equally used by all members of your family. Also, the bathroom is one of the dirtiest and most in need of maintenance. The last thing you or your family wants is a clogged or stinky plumbing fixture. These tips will help you keep your bathroom clean and your plumbing system running smooth.
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Wednesday, October 10th, 2018
Backups and clogs are one of the biggest plumbing problems that can affect any building. The last thing your business or family needs is a bubbling toilet or clogged pipes. This post will go over some simple tips and tricks you can use to prevent backups and clogs.
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Monday, February 12th, 2018
Most homeowners know that winter can cause problems for their plumbing. If it gets too cold, water can freeze your pipes, which can impact water delivery and even cause bursts. A burst pipe may not seem like a big deal, especially if it is outside. However, they can occur behind walls or under your foundation, causing substantial water damage. Other common plumbing problems that can result in larger issues include water line breaks, broken water heaters, and clogged drains.
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Tuesday, January 9th, 2018
Your kitchen sink and bathtub have separate drain lines, but they ultimately all connect to a single line that leads into the sewer. If your sink is draining into your bathtub, something has definitely gone wrong somewhere in the plumbing lines. If you begin to experience this issue, scheduling an expert to come and check the system is your best options for resolving it. It is important to know how your plumbing drains work and how your sink backs up into your bathtub before the problem happens.
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Wednesday, December 27th, 2017
Having an emergency plumber handy is considered good planning. When a plumbing emergency strikes, the difference between saving your home and belongings comes down to how quickly and efficiently you respond to the problem. It is important know the first steps to take in a plumbing emergency and what to look for when hiring a plumber.
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Thursday, December 7th, 2017
With winter approaching, it is a good time to revisit boiler maintenance, especially if your equipment is at risk of freezing. A frozen boiler is unable to operate and could actually require replacement if the ice damages it. This issue can also necessitate a shutdown for repairs, costing your business time and resources. For these reasons, it is vital to protect your equipment from freezing. The following three tips can protect your boiler during the winter season.
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Tuesday, November 28th, 2017
Aside from the sanitation factor, commercial drain cleaning is good maintenance policy. Regular drain cleaning removes build-up, prevents sewage issues, and keeps your kitchen clean and safe. Regular drain cleaning and maintenance are necessary in all seasons. This post will go over the problems that can happen in the winter if you don’t take care of your drains and grease traps.
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Thursday, October 26th, 2017
Plumbing emergencies can happen at any time, on any day. These issues often only occur when it is least convenient, like when you’re rushing to a meeting or taking your child to the doctor. Since plumbing emergencies are always inconveniently timed and never an easy experience, how do you handle them? The best way to deal with emergency plumbing problems is to find a professional plumber, in a short amount of time. You should also plan and know that your choice depends on many factors
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