10 Tools for Basic Plumbing Jobs

The intricacies of advanced plumbing can be a bit difficult, but there will be times that you need or want to get something basic done on your own. You may have an emergency that requires you to tighten a small screw, clear a clog, or clean a drain. There will come a time when you might not…

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How to Fix a Toilet with Low Water Levels

While some toilet troubles are immediate, others are caused by a slow increase in small problems. Before those problems add up, regularly check your toilet for common issues or signs of worn parts, and make sure you take note of the small problems before they escalate. One of the most common problems that’s easy to accidentally ignore…

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6 Trends in Kitchen Remodeling

The kitchen is one of the most high-traffic areas of the home. Keeping a kitchen updated, current, and refreshed is important to maintain a fun and comforting atmosphere. Whether you’re cooking a family meal, entertaining friends, or laying out refreshments on game day, consider the following remodeling trends to create a space that your loved ones will enjoy spending time…

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Indoor Plumbing Projects: Commercial Faucet

Have you ever considered going to a commercial grade faucet in your home? Your friend or neighbor just installed a commercial faucet in their kitchen, and you like the functionality and the look. So, what do you need to know before you make the choice to bypass a residential one? Consider the following benefits and…

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Keeping Your Water Heater in Good Repair

Most people don’t think about their water heater until something goes wrong, like when it starts leaking or stops heating your water. There a few things that can be done to extend the life of your water heater before reaching these problems. These steps will improve its efficiency and output. Unless you have a tankless, on demand water heater,…

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3 Ways to Save Energy and Water When Doing Laundry

Even if you’re not buying eco-friendly products, you can do your part to help save the environment just by saving water and energy when doing your laundry. Every little bit counts when it seems like you have to do these chores! First, look for an ENERGY STAR washer and dryer next time you’re in the…

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3 Areas to Assess Low Water Pressure in Your Home

You’ve come from a hard day at work and the only thing on your mind is a nice, hot shower before settling in for a relaxing evening. Rather than the stress relieving shower you were anticipating, it turns out to be little more than a trickling waterfall. Low water pressure is the likely culprit. Check…

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How to Save Money on Your Water Bills

It is always challenging to try to keep pace with the rising cost of living. Often, utility costs rise a few dollars here and there, which doesn’t seem too bad until homeowners pull out an old water bill and realize they are paying substantially more for their water than in years past. What can individuals…

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3 Reasons Sump Pump Maintenance Is Important

As we prepare for a change of season, it’s important to make sure your sump pump is in good working order. When it’s functioning properly, it means the difference between staying dry and being up to your ankles in water. Because a sump pump is one of those invisible home necessities, most people don’t pay it…

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Tips to Stop Your Toilet from Running

Most toilets take about a minute after flushing before they return to their normal, silent state. Sometimes after a flush, the toilet simply keeps running and refuses to stop. If you’re lucky, slightly jiggling the toilet handle might stop the toilet from continuing to run; however, that is not always the case. Here are a…

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