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Sump Pump Selection: Things To Know

Water in your basement can be frustrating as well as damaging to your home. If you have decided that you need a sump pump in your basement to manage water accumulation, you may have found the choices to be confusing. That's why we are here. Having been through the process before and gaining valuable experience, we created this site to share information for homeowners who are shopping for a sump pump. We hope that the information on these pages will help to clarify the different pump options for you so that you can choose the right one for your home's situation.

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Protect Your Supply: Why You Need A Residential Water Purification System

Posted on November 1, 2021

If you're looking for ways to make an investment in your health, and in the health of your family, now's the time to install a water purification system. You might think that a water purification system is an expense that you can postpone for a while, but that's not the case. Installing a water purification system in your home is one of the best investments you can make. Not only will the system increase the value of your home, but it will also improve the taste of your drinking water. [Read More]

Faqs About Having A New Boiler Installed

Posted on October 20, 2021

Boiler heaters are known for their long lifespan and durability. However, they do not last forever. Eventually, you will need to have your boiler replaced. Since this is something most people only do once or twice in their lifetime, it's only natural that you'd have a few questions about boiler installation. Do all heating companies install boilers? No. Since forced-air heating is so much more common than boiler heating, some HVAC companies only work with forced-air furnaces. [Read More]

What Can Go Wrong With Your P-Traps?

Posted on October 11, 2021

P-traps are a relatively simple plumbing innovation that you can find throughout your home. These devices serve a dual purpose: they protect you and your drains. Despite the name, the essential part is the "U"-shaped bend directly below your fixture. Running water can force its way up the opposite side of the curve, but a water plug remains behind when you turn off the tap. Since water should remain in your p-trap at all times, sewer gases will flow through your vent stack instead of from your drains. [Read More]

5 Tasks To Prepare Your Plumbing For The Winter Holidays

Posted on September 27, 2021

Winter holidays bring about extra stress on a home's plumbing. With extra people in the home for parties, meals, and visits, as well as all the extra cooking and cleaning, now is the time to make sure your plumbing is in good repair. 1. Flush the Water Heater Running out of hot water, or worse, dealing with a busted water heater when you have a house full of holiday guests can ruin the season. [Read More]