Homeowners Blog

You just bought a new home. Why are your walls damp? It could be that your pipes are leaking. If your freshly painted walls have started to blister after a… Read more »

Metal water pipes are usually made of copper which is good at handling extreme hot and cold temperatures, however, at times these pipes may witness corrosion due to the hot… Read more »

THE ANSWER: Your water lines are corroding. If you are facing the problem of water discoloration it might be due to the fact that your water pipes are corroding. You… Read more »

You can reduce your water bill if you fix any damaged pipes. Leaky pipes waste water that you do not use. However, try telling that to the utility company. Fortunately,… Read more »

Your water bill might be going through the roof because your pipes are damaged. It isn’t because vandals broke in your home when you were on vacation and used your… Read more »

Did you wake up this morning to discover a large puddle of water on your tiled kitchen floor? Are you wondering how the is water pooling up on your floor,… Read more »

There are a number of small steps that can help you in setting the stage for a re-piping procedure, as most water puddles are caused due to damaged pipes that… Read more »

If a kitchen or bathroom drain is acting up, chances are that there is a stoppage or clogging in the immediate drain line. As long as these get immediate attention,… Read more »

If you are experiencing partial stoppage, i.e. the sink is emptying up slowly, there are certain things you can do to alleviate the situation. First, clean the pop-up of hair… Read more »

Kitchen and bathroom drains sometimes experience painfully slow drainage, mostly because of a mixture of toothpaste, grime and soap that has accumulated down there over the years. Shower drains and… Read more »