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Bathroom Renovations 101: Running New Pipes

When I decided to add a pedestal sink and claw foot tub to my bathroom, I had no idea how much new plumbing I had to run. Since I had never run pipes before, I wasn't sure how to do it properly. I did a lot of research before I started so that I could be sure that I was doing it right. As I was researching, I knew that it would be helpful to have all of the information I found in one place. That was the inspiration for this site. I hope that the plumbing resources help you with your next home improvement project.

4 Accessories You Might Want Your Plumber To Add To Your New Water Heater

22 December 2020
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If you're getting a new water heater installed, you may want to add some accessories that make it more efficient. Ask your plumber if accessories would help the type of water heater you intend to buy. If you buy a high-quality water heater with the best insulation and latest features, you may not need any add-ons to make it perform better. Here are four water heater accessories to consider. 1. An Outer Insulation Blanket Read More 

4 Ways To Upgrade Your Building’s Plumbing

18 December 2020
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There's a lesson that all building managers learn quickly: deferred maintenance is never cheap. Fixing something that seems fine on the surface feels like a waste, but it can save an incredible amount of money in the future. Unfortunately, plumbing often finds itself in the unenviable position of being ignored until disaster strikes. If you manage an older commercial building, you may want to find some room in your budget for some much-needed upgrades. Read More 

Five Things To Do If Your Water Heater Bursts

2 December 2020
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Water flowing out of your water heater is alarming at best and highly destructive at worst. Knowing what to do can help minimize damages. 1. Don Safety Gear Naturally, the water coming out of the hot water tank will be hot—usually around 120 F depending on your heater settings. It may be even hotter if the tank overheated. There may also be steam. It's best to put on heavy gloves, durable or waterproof footwear, and safety goggles if you need to walk through the flooding water or approach the heater in order to turn it off. Read More 

How Homeowners Can Effectively Deal With Main Water Line Replacements

30 November 2020
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One of the more significant things you may have to do in regards to your home's plumbing is to replace the main water line. It may be beyond repair, but the replacement won't be too much of a headache to deal with if you make sure these actions are performed. Get Multiple Opinions First Replacing your property's main sewer line isn't something you want to do on a whim. The costs may be high, and you want to make absolutely sure a replacement is in order before having anything done to your property's plumbing. Read More 

Three Signs You Need To Call An Emergency Plumber

12 November 2020
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Scheduling plumbing repairs on your own can be tough to navigate, especially if they happen during the weekend or on a holiday. While you may be tempted to think that some issues can wait until the regular working hours, there are several occasions where you'll need to hire an emergency plumber as soon as possible to prevent further damage to your home. Below are a few such examples; if you see any of them, contact a plumber to schedule an emergency service right away. Read More