Blocked Drains: Telltale Signs Your House Has A Problem

Posted on 8 March 2017

One of the most harrowing situations that you can contend with as a homeowner is severe blockages in your drainage system. In the worst-case scenarios, these blocked drains can burst and can leave you having to contend with water damage or worse yet, a sewer burst on your property. This is why it is important to ensure you know how to spot the symptoms of drain blockages before they can get a chance to become worse over time. [Read More]

Residential Water Heating Problems That Require You to Call in a Plumber

Posted on 6 March 2017

Your electric water heater is one of those appliances in the home that require both plumbing and electrical maintenance service. Most often, when there is an issue with your water heater, it can be difficult to tell whether you need to call in an electrician or a plumber to diagnose and fix the problem. Here is a run-through of a few common problems that call for a plumber and not an electrician. [Read More]

Plumbing Repairs to Never Manage On Your Own

Posted on 1 March 2017

You don't need a plumber for every minor plumbing repair in the home; most homeowners can unclog a kitchen sink or toilet on their own without issue or even replace a washer in a dripping faucet just as easily. However, there are some plumbing repairs that no homeowner should try to manage on their own simply because they can be more complicated or dangerous than you realize. Note a few of those repairs here, so you know when and why to call a plumber in such cases. [Read More]

Prevent a Legionnaire's Disease Outbreak at Your Nursing Home with This Simple Checklist

Posted on 21 June 2016

Many people aren't aware that legionella, the dangerous bacteria responsible for the potentially fatal Legionnaire's disease, exists in most large buildings. While most people are at a low risk of contracting severe Legionnaire's disease, those in nursing homes may have a much higher chance. Among those who could be fatally infected are people over 50, people with weak immune systems (including cancer sufferers), people with underlying medical conditions like diabetes, and people who used to smoke heavily. [Read More]

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The Green Revolution in Plumbing: Environmentally Friendly Plumbing

Hi, my name is Patsy. I grew up in the countryside where toilets dug directly into the ground were still common in extremely remote places. As a result, I have always noticed plumbing while others may take it for granted. While growing up in the country, I also developed a strong affection for beautiful landscapes, and I realised the importance of protecting them from an environmental perspective. I like to think about where these two issues overlap, and when I designed my first home, I took elaborate efforts to make the plumbing as green and environmentally friendly as possible. If you have similar goals, please explore my blog. It will help you reach your dreams!

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