Faucet drips contribute to up to 10,000 gallons of water waste per residence every year. That’s enough water to fill a small to medium-sized swimming pool and to hydrate approximately 40,000 gym sessions. It certainly adds up. Some faucet repairs, especially...
It’s easy to ignore the faucets in your home — until something goes wrong. They hold the power to ruin a good night’s sleep. That big job interview? It’s toast. You didn’t get a wink of sleep because the bathroom faucet was dripping all night....
You just opened your water bill. It’s ten times higher than expected! It looks like a mortgage payment. What gives? You watered the grass less, took shorter showers, and flushed fewer times last month. Why are they charging you ten times more? So now you review...
Toilet paper, yes. Johnny’s toy soldiers, no. There are some things you should never send down the drain. Now, we know what you’re thinking: you outgrew the stage of flushing non-flushable items when you were still a toddler. You use common sense, so you...
When a water heater leaks, it usually comes from either the top or the bottom. Leaks from the top are no biggie, usually involving a valve replacement or tightening of the water lines. Leaks from the bottom are more concerning. They could be due to: A loose valve;...
Most Southern California homes sit on a concrete slab foundation. Much of their plumbing runs directly through pipes in the slab. If this sounds like the recipe for a plumbing disaster, it can be. Leaks in the slab are difficult to detect and even harder to repair. A...
