How to Cut Down on Water Usage Whether you want to preserve a precious environmental resource, or simply save money on your utility bill each month, conserving water is a practice that can be easily integrated into your life with a few quick tips. Collect heating shower water for reuse Instead of wasting the water […]
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The facts: Did you know that a daily average of 10 gallons of water is lost to leaks in your home? According to National Geographic, that’s 14% of your daily indoor water usage. Washers, toilets, and showers are the top offenders of water usage. The US Geological Surveys say that showers can use up to […]
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Preparing to leave for vacation is just as important as planning your actual vacation. Without proper preparations, you will return home to unexpectedly high bills, leaks, and damage. To save you money and unnecessary maintenance costs, we put together a list of easy steps you can take to prepare your home for vacation. Turn Off […]
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Signs of a Hidden Leaky Pipe According to the US Environmental Protection Agency, the average family wastes around 180 gallons of water per week, or 9,400 gallons of water every year. To put it into perspective, that’s 300 loads of laundry! Some of that waste may be signs of a leaky pipe. Here are some […]
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Your garbage disposal is an important part of your kitchen plumbing. The disposal’s purposeis to grind up food so that your kitchen pipes don’t get clogged or backed up. If your garbage disposal breaks, you won’t be able to clean plates off the sink, and if you’re unlucky, you may not be able to use […]
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Unclog Your Drains Clogged drains are messy and inconvenient but preventable. The most basic principle of preventing clogs is to be careful about what you put inside your pipes. Certain household disposable items are not safe for drainage, even if the garbage disposal is used. Here are our top 5 quick tips on keeping your […]
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