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2023

4 Signs A Water Leak Repair Is Needed

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Are you wondering whether you have water leak damage in your home? The signs of water leak damage are very hard to miss. A water leak can damage the inside of your home and your belonging. It can also cause mold to start growing on your walls and floors.   This is a major health hazard, this is why as soon as you notice water leak damage you need to take action to get it fixed immediately.…

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Common Water Heater System Maintenance Practices

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Water heater systems provide warm water for different uses, including showering, dishwashing, and cooking. However, water heater system maintenance is necessary to keep your system in excellent condition. But what does water heater maintenance entail? Here are the common water heater system maintenance activities. Flushing  The water inside your water heater may contain minerals like calcium in high amounts, especially if using hard water. The minerals may accumulate inside your heater on components such as the heating coils.…

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How Thermal Imaging Helps With AC Maintenance And Service

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Thermal imaging is a technique that detects objects by measuring their infrared radiation. The thermal imaging equipment uses radiation to crease the targeted objects’ images. Thermal imaging is useful for detecting hidden objects and defects, especially defects inside appliances. Below are some ways HVAC contractors use thermal imaging for system maintenance. Identifying Electrical Faults ACs draw considerable electricity to run motors, fans, and other electrical parts. Electrical faults are dangerous and can interfere with AC efficiency.…

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Does Your Toilet Need Repairing Or Replacing?

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Most people do not give their toilets any thought until they begin to have problems. While it is relatively inexpensive to replace this essential household item completely, you may be able to save yourself time and money by making a few simple repairs. But how do you know if you need to repair or replace it? Here are a few suggestions to help you make that call. How Much Will Your Repairs Cost?…

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Three Steps To Restore The Functionality And Efficiency Of Your Septic Drainfield

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Drainfields play a critical role in the performance of soakaway septic systems. They have perforated pipes that collect effluent from the septic tank and slowly discharge it into the soil for treatment and drainage. Therefore, a failing drainfield can cause your septic system to malfunction. You must repair the drainfield to facilitate proper wastewater drainage. With this in mind, here are three steps to restore the functionality and efficiency of your failing septic drainfield.…

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General Plumbing Maintenance Tips

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Your plumbing system requires careful maintenance to prolong its lifespan, maintain efficiency, prevent breakdowns, and ensure its safety. Most maintenance services require professionals. Below are some general tips for plumbing maintenance. Schedule Maintenance  Professional maintenance of your plumbing system is necessary, even if nothing is wrong with your plumbing system. Below are some of the tasks your plumbing contractor will do during the maintenance: Water pressure check Water leak check Safety checks (for example, the contractor will check the condition of the water heater’s pressure release valve) Schedule plumbing maintenance so that you don’t forget about it and risk plumbing malfunctions.…

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Avoiding Mistakes When Upgrading The Water Heater

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A hot water heater upgrade can substantially increase the amount of hot water that is available to your home while also improving overall performance and efficiency. Yet, there are many mistakes that can compromise the results of this investment or even contribute to problems with the new water heater. Mistake: Failing To Leave Enough Space For The Hot Water Heater It is understandable that a homeowner will want to install the water heater in an area where it will be out of the way.…

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2 Reasons You Should Not Attempt To Replace A Busted Pipe In Your Home Yourself

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After a deep freeze in your area, your pipes may have frozen solid. Once the temperatures rose, the pressure from the ice and water may have busted one of the pipes, making it necessary to shut off the water until it can be fixed. If only one section of pipe was damaged, you may be considering just buying the supplies listed on a how-to video you viewed and trying to fix it yourself.…

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How A Plumber Might Proceed With Residential Slab Water Leak Detection

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Plumbing leaks are fairly common, but a leak that’s under the slab can be frustrating and difficult to notice. Even if you suspect you have a plumbing leak somewhere, you may not figure out it’s under the slab until you call in a plumber. Slab leaks are hard to discover since the pipes are out of sight and there aren’t always clear signs you have a slab leak. Here are some possible signs you might see if you have a slab leak and methods used for residential slab water leak detection.…

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