A clogged drain can be a real pain. The good news is, you can prevent clogged drains in your house with some relatively easy, preventative measures. What to do with grease? Cooking grease is liquid only when […]
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A clogged drain can be a real pain. The good news is, you can prevent clogged drains in your house with some relatively easy, preventative measures. What to do with grease? Cooking grease is liquid only when […]
Read MoreWeather Master technicians know plumbing pipes, but that doesn’t mean homeowners do. We want you to feel more comfortable with your plumbing system. That’s why we created this quick guide about the most common pipes and their […]
Read MoreThere is nothing worse than a slow drain. Here are some tips to help keep your kitchen and bathroom drain clear to avoid making the issue bigger.
Read MoreRoots can be a big problem. They can grow into the joints of the pipes. A little “root-x” flushed down the toilet can reduce the growth of roots in your pipes. It needs to sit in the […]
Read MoreInsulate those pipes before it gets cold! When temperatures are at or below freezing, running a steady drop of hot and cold water from your faucets may keep your pipes from freezing. If your pipes are not […]
Read MoreYou can help to avoid mildew problems with these preventative actions. Ventilate basements or run dehumidifiers to dry the air, walls and furnishings. Don’t hang wet clothes in your closets. Keep your showers and tubs clean of […]
Read MoreMake sure that vents (with a ventilating fan) are installed in your kitchen and baths. These rooms can produce a lot of moisture. Ventilating fans are great but will be of no use if they are not […]
Read MoreUse cold water when the disposal is operating. You can clean your disposal by grinding ice cubes. When your disposal needs a little freshening, just grind some lemon peels. Of course, you should read your maintenance manual.
Read MoreThousands of people are scalded by tap water every year. The Gas Appliance Manufacturers Association recommends that the full-on hot water temperature at the faucet be set between 120° and 125° F.
Read MorePreparing your plumbing for the winter is a wise alternative to frozen pipes. Turn off the water to your home using the main shut-off valve by contacting the water company. Open all faucets, both indoors and outside, […]
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