Everyone’s first thought when they hear this is likely going to be about a clog. Grab the plunger and get to work! However, clogs are only one of many reasons a toilet may fail to flush. Today we are going to look at a few more reasons why our favorite plumbing fixture could experience difficulty. Three More

How to unclog a drain: Clogged drains are one of the most common headaches in any South Florida household. There are a number of plumbing repairs that require immediate attention, chief among these is a clogged drain. Everyone knows the inconvenience and mess that accompany a sluggish drain. Even so, most people wait until the

Storm drains give rainwater a place to go so it doesn’t flood your property. With all of the rain the South Florida area gets, these drains play an important role in protecting your property from flooding and serious water damage. Since debris can build up in them, especially after storms, you might need storm drain cleaning done

Summer in Florida means time spent outside enjoying the hot weather, along with the almost daily summer storms. As a homeowner, you need to take a few precautions to ensure your home is properly maintained and ready to handle the summer weather and activities. With a little bit of attention before summer comes in full,

Do you have to take a few minutes standing in the shower to allow time for the water to heat? You wouldn’t want to imagine the day you’ll wake up and realize it’s no longer working. Water heaters have a lifespan of 10 – 15 years before they can get replaced. Fortunately, if you’re keen enough,

With spring coming up, it is important for you to think about your plumbing in addition to spring cleaning. As you are cleaning up around the house, make sure that your plumbing system is ready for the warmer weather. Using this helpful home plumbing checklist, you can reduce your chances of suffering a major issue

If you live outside of a metropolitan area in Florida, you likely use a septic system to process your household’s waste water. The average American household uses around 80-100 gallons of water every day, for drinking, cooking, laundry, bathing and flushing the toilet. While your septic system is relatively low maintenance, there are a few

In all home renovation projects, especially in plumbing projects, it is important to solve health and safety issues. The fact that there is a pandemic does not stop people from keeping safe during plumbing. Not only should we follow basic guidelines like wearing masks, safety goggles, and other protective equipment, but we should also consider

Living in South Florida, hurricane preparedness is a fact of life. Every summer, Floridians replenish their food and water stores in order to be prepared for whatever the season brings. But true preparedness goes beyond the basics of food, cash and gas. Be sure to incorporate these essential plumbing preparations into your routine this year. 1.

After a hurricane hits our area, homeowners must go through an extensive checklist to clean up any property damage and take preventive measures to guarantee no major repairs down the road. Cleaning out drains needs to be part of your post-hurricane assessments. If the drains are blocked, then major flooding can occur when another storm