Like a lot of maintenance around your house, you can do sump pump care when there is no
crisis, when there is a small crisis, or when there’s a major crisis. Home care experts
recommend that sump pump care is best done before the crisis happens.

Many homeowners wonder what they are getting when a journeyman plumber comes to the
house.

For starters, there’s probably a crisis going on in your house. You are worried that water is
about to deluge your basement, your toilet will overflow, or that pesky small leak is going to turn
into a geyser. One of the first things you will notice is that when a journeyman plumber comes to
your house, he seems calm and at ease. That’s because he has seen your problem dozens or
maybe hundreds of times, and he knows exactly how to fix it. Or he knows all five of the things
that might be causing the problem.

The concept of green plumbing has grown rapidly in states and countries where water
conservation is most concerning. California, Arizona and Texas are three states that regularly
face water crises because of arid conditions. Droughts have gone on for years in some of these
states. And even when rain comes, it is not enough to overcome the dry conditions.

In the post about how a toilet works, we learned about a trap and how it stays full of water. Now
we will take that knowledge and learn about the kitchen sink. The homeowner/parent will open
the doors below the sink and clear out buckets, and all manner of cleansers so the children can
get a look at how the sink works.

Kids love asking questions. And kids love talking about the potty. Sooner or later they
(especially boys) are going to ask how a toilet works.

A bathroom leak can be a terrifying prospect.  Luckily most leaks care minor damage if taken care of properly.  But first you have to diagnose the problem.

Five shower fixes for the most common shower problems.  

Plumbing is often best left to the professional but once in awhile DIY will work.  Here are the top ten plumbing problems most homeowners face.

When you have water on your floor your first thought may be a leak.  Luckily this is often not the case. Often the culprit is much smaller.  Learn how to start diagnosing your problem and when to call us.

If your home is not on city water you are well aware of the plethora of plumbing problems with wells. What are they and what causes them to be such a problem.