No doubt about it: our country has experienced bitterly cold temperatures this year. Even here in the South we’ve had stretches of colder-than-usual weather, resulting in burst pipes. Frozen pipes are a problem in and of themselves, but improperly thawing pipes can lead to fires and/or serious water damage problems. Learn how to safely thaw
New homeowner? Still not totally comfortable with home improvement projects? If you’re about to tackle your first plumbing project, you’ll want to make sure you’ve got the plumbing tools necessary. You will also want to arm yourself with some basic plumbing knowledge so you don’t make a mess of things. Get the basics down before
New to plumbing projects? Shhhh… nobody needs to know. Follow these plumbing tips and everyone will think you’re a pro. Never connect galvanic steel directly to copper. Copper to steel can be a problematic connection, resulting in corrosion sooner than later. Be sure to always use a dielectric union when you need to connect copper
Maybe you’ve just moved into your first house. You’ve unpacked the boxes and settled in, thrilled to have a place that’s truly your own. That is, until the shower head starts dripping or you notice the toilet running. You can’t put in a request to the apartment super anymore; now it’s time to learn how
So, you want to tackle plumbing projects on your own? The following are pro plumbing tips that will help you complete projects like a you're a part of the E.R. Services team. Locate your pipes before you do any construction. You already know the value of a stud finder or having the utility company out
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