Do you know where your drain field is? If not, you could unintentionally cause major damage to this crucial part of your septic system. Here are three common mistakes that homeowners make when it comes to their drain fields. Not Knowing Where the Septic System Is The drain field’s location might not be apparent. After … [Read More]
If all we ever flushed were toilet paper and waste, and if all we ever washed down our sinks was soapy water, we’d likely never have slow or clogged drains. But most of us are messy and forgetful. By paying closer attention to what you’re putting in your plumbing, you’ll save yourself a lot of … [Read More]
Water from the faucet does not make a straight line to the drain. There’s a U-shaped bend in the pipe directly beneath the sink drain through which wastewater travels before it goes down the drain. That’s the P-trap and it plays an important role in how your plumbing functions. Bathtubs and showers have P-traps, too, … [Read More]
If you’re like most of us, your guest bathroom is seldom ever for visitors. It’s typically the secondary bathroom where you scrub up while the master bathroom is occupied. Or maybe it’s the designated kids’ bathroom. Either way, it’s likely full of your personal effects, and you’ve likely become too accustomed to that strange odor, … [Read More]
A ruptured gas line can be extremely dangerous, and it calls for immediate action. But how can you tell if your gas line is torn, cracked, or otherwise in disrepair? The following signs can warn you of this household hazard. How to Tell if You Have a Ruptured Gas Line 1. Poor Appliance Performance Most … [Read More]
Few problems homeowners face are as gross and concerning as a sewage backup. When gunk begins bubbling up through your shower drain, sink drain, or toilet, your first instinct is to panic. While it’s a yucky task to face, quick action can minimize the damage. Here’s what to do in the event of a backup. … [Read More]
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