Plumbing and HVACR Blog
LOW FLOW FAUCETS AND FIXTURES
The term low-flow refers to fixtures that use a lesser amount of water to accomplish everyday activities such as showering, washing your hands, or flushing the toilet. Conserving water becomes more important every year. To bring the issue into clearer focus, note…
12 Christmas Presents For The Person Who Has Everything
Christmas has come around again and with it the impossible challenge of finding the perfect gift to spark the unexpected delight in the eyes of someone who already has everything. You’ve already done sweaters, ties, books, headphones, and all the gifts on the…
Don’t Invite Your Plumber to Thanksgiving
Plumbers rarely get to eat Thanksgiving dinner with their families – Most plumbers plan for the emergencies that foul the day for so many holiday family celebrations. Plumbers report that their emergency calls soar by upwards of 50% on this day. It is, for most…
Six Reasons You Should Call Your Plumber
The small problems of life have a way of becoming large ones if they’re ignored. This is true for the small plumbing issues which are so easy to ignore. Here are some “small problems” that can cause you big headaches. Running toilet – Maybe you noticed that the…
Early Warning Plumbing Signs Can Save You Emergency Costs
One of life’s little surprises is a sudden sewer clog. Murphy’s Law says that this is certain to happen at the most inconvenient of times, and whenever it happens it becomes an emergency. When that happens a call so SoCal Plumbers 911 can bring expert service to…
Pipe Repair: The Perils of Pinhole Leaks
Is your water bill higher than you believe it should be? The reason may be a leak in one of your pipes. Unlike many plumbing problems that can be detected on sight, a leaky pipe may be hidden from view, and even if you inspect your pipes the trouble may be small…
Water Heater Maintenance: The Fall Flush
California offers a little bit of everything when it comes to climate and landscape. And these varying ecological conditions have an impact on the water that comes into our home. While our tap water is safe it can be hard, and it may contain calcium carbonate….
Toilet Troubles: Does Your Bathroom Have Ghosts?
With Halloween approaching we’re all a little more anxious about things that go bump in the night. But what about things that go flush in the night? Sometimes a toilet will flush by itself when no one is around. It might be ghosts, but the more likely explanation…
Pumpkins and Plumbing Problems: A Halloween Survival Guide
We know that there are probably no items related to plumbing on your Halloween to-do list. That’s why we’re here to help. Don’t worry; this won’t take much time away from your pumpkin-carving and party plans. Let’s start with the easy stuff. After a busy night of…
Why Are Today’s Water Heaters Different?
A good water heater can last ten years. If it’s been that long and you need to replace the water heater in your home, the professional plumbers at SoCal Plumbers 911 are ready to get the job done. But your next water heater may look a little different than the one…
LOW FLOW FAUCETS AND FIXTURES
The term low-flow refers to fixtures that use a lesser amount of water to accomplish everyday activities such as showering, washing your hands, or flushing the toilet. Conserving water becomes more important every year. To bring the issue into clearer focus, note…
12 Christmas Presents For The Person Who Has Everything
Christmas has come around again and with it the impossible challenge of finding the perfect gift to spark the unexpected delight in the eyes of someone who already has everything. You’ve already done sweaters, ties, books, headphones, and all the gifts on the…
Don’t Invite Your Plumber to Thanksgiving
Plumbers rarely get to eat Thanksgiving dinner with their families – Most plumbers plan for the emergencies that foul the day for so many holiday family celebrations. Plumbers report that their emergency calls soar by upwards of 50% on this day. It is, for most…
Six Reasons You Should Call Your Plumber
The small problems of life have a way of becoming large ones if they’re ignored. This is true for the small plumbing issues which are so easy to ignore. Here are some “small problems” that can cause you big headaches. Running toilet – Maybe you noticed that the…
Early Warning Plumbing Signs Can Save You Emergency Costs
One of life’s little surprises is a sudden sewer clog. Murphy’s Law says that this is certain to happen at the most inconvenient of times, and whenever it happens it becomes an emergency. When that happens a call so SoCal Plumbers 911 can bring expert service to…
Pipe Repair: The Perils of Pinhole Leaks
Is your water bill higher than you believe it should be? The reason may be a leak in one of your pipes. Unlike many plumbing problems that can be detected on sight, a leaky pipe may be hidden from view, and even if you inspect your pipes the trouble may be small…
Water Heater Maintenance: The Fall Flush
California offers a little bit of everything when it comes to climate and landscape. And these varying ecological conditions have an impact on the water that comes into our home. While our tap water is safe it can be hard, and it may contain calcium carbonate….
Toilet Troubles: Does Your Bathroom Have Ghosts?
With Halloween approaching we’re all a little more anxious about things that go bump in the night. But what about things that go flush in the night? Sometimes a toilet will flush by itself when no one is around. It might be ghosts, but the more likely explanation…
Pumpkins and Plumbing Problems: A Halloween Survival Guide
We know that there are probably no items related to plumbing on your Halloween to-do list. That’s why we’re here to help. Don’t worry; this won’t take much time away from your pumpkin-carving and party plans. Let’s start with the easy stuff. After a busy night of…
Why Are Today’s Water Heaters Different?
A good water heater can last ten years. If it’s been that long and you need to replace the water heater in your home, the professional plumbers at SoCal Plumbers 911 are ready to get the job done. But your next water heater may look a little different than the one…