Resolving Water Heater Popping Issues

As a homeowner, you understand that it is usually a bad sign when your appliances start making strange noises. This is indeed a fairly serious problem and typically means that a part or piece is worn or damaged. When it comes to your water heater, a popping sound may be quite confusing to you. After all, there are very few parts that could be making the sound and there are no new parts at all. [Read More]

Septic System Components To Have Inspected And Serviced When You Buy A Home

Sometimes, buying an existing home means that there are many mechanical systems that need to be inspected. One of the components of existing homes that gets overlooked is the septic system, which treats waste water from plumbing. When you buy a new home, you want to inspect the tank, drainage system and other components of your system. Here are a few tips to have your septic system inspected and serviced: [Read More]

Why Your Hot Water Heater Might Not Be Producing Enough Hot Water For Your Needs

A typical hot water heater will last only 6 to 10 years, and the age of your water heater can be a good indication of whether to replace it or fix it if it acts up. If your water heater is not very old and doesn't seem to be producing enough hot water, the water heater itself might not even be the problem. Your problem might be that it simply cannot produce enough hot water for your needs, and here are a few things to know about this. [Read More]

Drain Clogs Can Usually Be Traced Back To These Big Three Culprits

Most every homeowner -- and even many apartment dwellers -- have to deal with clogged drains from time to time. The water stays stagnant in the sink or tub, and you're forced to reach for the plunger or drain cleaner. While many clogs can be removed with a plunger and some effort, it's still easier to prevent them from forming in the first place. Most clogs can be traced back to three main culprits; if you avoid these culprits, you'll avoid clogs. [Read More]