Plumbing and HVACR Blog

You’re the quintessential music lover. There’s always music playing in your house, in your car, when you jog, when you’re doing yardwork. We get the picture! You’ve even managed to steam some of your electronics into oblivion playing music while you shower. So now...

Your septic system is one of those necessities you rely on, but don’t really think about. Sure, you know to have the tank pumped every 3-5 years, you’re careful not to dump grease down your drain, and you use ‘septic safe’ toilet paper. What you may not realize,...

There are a number of different water systems in your home, each requiring a specific type of pump. You have clean water systems that deliver water for cooking, washing, bathing, and laundry. Wastewater systems remove sewage and other human waste. If you have a...

We all need clean drinking water free from chemicals, bacteria, pesticides, and other contaminants that can be detrimental to our health. Water filters remove these harmful contaminants, as well as odors, discoloration, sediment, and even bad taste. Water filters...

"On the contrary, bidets are here to stay. According to a recent report from BRG Building Solutions, bidets are currently a $106 million industry, poised to grow 15% annually through 2021. What exactly is a bidet? Most Americans are unfamiliar with bidets and how...

As we get older, it can become difficult, if not impossible, to safely step over the 17-19” rim of a standard bathtub without assistance. While help may sometimes be necessary, most seniors prefer to maintain their dignity and privacy while bathing. Walk-in tubs...

Before the innovation of indoor plumbing, people were forced to haul buckets of water from a well or cistern for their daily use. Traditionally, the farmhouse sink was used to hold large amounts of water and save multiple trips with the bucket. The sink was used...

We’ve all been there. A slow draining sink that clogs more and more frequently. A toilet that backs up regularly. Maybe even a shower or bathtub drain that regurgitates water. You’ve tried plungers, a drain snake you borrowed from your father-in-law, and gallons of...

Water in your basement can cause a host of problems, from ruined carpet, wood and drywall to a soggy home office or spare bedroom. Depending on how you use your basement and what you have stored there, you can be looking at considerable expense to replace items and...

You’re the quintessential music lover. There’s always music playing in your house, in your car, when you jog, when you’re doing yardwork. We get the picture! You’ve even managed to steam some of your electronics into oblivion playing music while you shower. So now...

Your septic system is one of those necessities you rely on, but don’t really think about. Sure, you know to have the tank pumped every 3-5 years, you’re careful not to dump grease down your drain, and you use ‘septic safe’ toilet paper. What you may not realize,...

There are a number of different water systems in your home, each requiring a specific type of pump. You have clean water systems that deliver water for cooking, washing, bathing, and laundry. Wastewater systems remove sewage and other human waste. If you have a...

We all need clean drinking water free from chemicals, bacteria, pesticides, and other contaminants that can be detrimental to our health. Water filters remove these harmful contaminants, as well as odors, discoloration, sediment, and even bad taste. Water filters...

"On the contrary, bidets are here to stay. According to a recent report from BRG Building Solutions, bidets are currently a $106 million industry, poised to grow 15% annually through 2021. What exactly is a bidet? Most Americans are unfamiliar with bidets and how...

As we get older, it can become difficult, if not impossible, to safely step over the 17-19” rim of a standard bathtub without assistance. While help may sometimes be necessary, most seniors prefer to maintain their dignity and privacy while bathing. Walk-in tubs...

Before the innovation of indoor plumbing, people were forced to haul buckets of water from a well or cistern for their daily use. Traditionally, the farmhouse sink was used to hold large amounts of water and save multiple trips with the bucket. The sink was used...

We’ve all been there. A slow draining sink that clogs more and more frequently. A toilet that backs up regularly. Maybe even a shower or bathtub drain that regurgitates water. You’ve tried plungers, a drain snake you borrowed from your father-in-law, and gallons of...

Water in your basement can cause a host of problems, from ruined carpet, wood and drywall to a soggy home office or spare bedroom. Depending on how you use your basement and what you have stored there, you can be looking at considerable expense to replace items and...