Nobody likes dealing with a clogged drain. Every now and then the cause is simple, like a dropped cap that is keeping water in the sink. But usually the problem is further down, and you can’t tell right away why the water isn’t flowing down the drain. The problem needs to be dealt with immediately, though,

You may be experiencing one or all of those symptoms, but your problem may be a leak. Even a small drip or occasional leak can add up to big trouble. Wetness around the sink or leaking behind the wall are the most obvious signs of a leak. If water doesn’t have a chance to be

Springtime! Whether it’s a business or a home, it’s the time of year we love to “clean house” and make sure everything is in order. It’s the same with plumbing. So, we have provided a convenient checklist for you to make sure your plumbing is in good working order like everything else. Indoor Plumbing Water

County water authorities treat water from the aquifer to reduce color and hardness before it arrives in our homes and businesses. Fluoridation occurs to prevent tooth decay. Filtration of particles and disinfection with chloramines assures that our water meets state and federal standards. What Is Hard Water? Water within the limestone aquifer includes dissolved salts.

There is nothing so exasperating to a homeowner than a sewer smell inside a house. Although the sewer smell may be found in some areas outside of the home, it becomes disturbing if it starts getting inside the house. At this point, there is an issue that needs to be addressed. This problem may be

Paying for a professional plumber’s services can get expensive. That is why it is a good idea to get a few estimates from different plumbers in your area before hiring anyone for the job. But once you get the quotes — how do you compare them? Learning How to Compare Plumbing Quotes The first step is to make sure all of your quotes