What happens when storm drains clog or get overwhelmed? Streets turn into rivers and basements can fill with water. That’s what happened in Portland recently when the area received unusually heavy rainfall over a period of a few days. Hit with a series of December storms, the drenching proved too much for Portland storm drains….
Finding friendly, expert professional sump pump service is an important part of protecting the value of many commercial properties. Sump pumps are the last line of defense that homes and businesses have against flooding. They pump water out of basements and cellars as it accumulates in a sump pit, ensuring that other below-ground areas remain…
If your home has an outdoor plumbing system to provide water for sprinklers, irrigation projects, ponds or fountains, you may be wondering what types of maintenance must be performed in order to keep things flowing smoothly. While running water from your home to your outside land can sometimes prove easier than indoor plumbing efforts because…
The humble plunger is a simple yet effective tool for breaking clogs in sinks, tubs and toilets. This handy tool is easy to use. You can make the most of its power if you understand how it works. Ready to dive in? Here’s what you need to know. Safety First! Never use a plunger with…
The average American family uses about 30 gallons a day for showering, according to the Environmental Protection Agency. Installing a single high-efficiency showerhead could save the typical household 2,900 gallons and $70 annually, the EPA says. Add the savings from other high-efficiency fixtures such as bathroom faucets and toilets, multiply the total over several years,…
Commercial kitchens, whether they are in restaurants, schools or large gathering places, are required to install grease traps on outgoing drain pipes. This prevents large amounts of fat, oil and grease from getting into the municipal wastewater lines. Why is that important? Deposits of cold oil or grease can really do a number on pipes,…
Does your home need new pipes? Are you wondering if copper is the best material for your plumbing? Copper pipes have been around for decades. They’re common in houses built after about 1960. Copper pipes remain a good choice in certain circumstances, but plastic pipes have an advantage in other cases. Plastic pipes such as…
Tankless water heaters produce hot water on demand, when someone turns a faucet or starts an appliance. Unlike traditional heaters, tankless models don’t use energy to keep stored water hot. They only kick into gear when someone is ready to take a shower, do laundry, or needs warm water for any other reason. In an…
Trenchless Applications for Plumbing Projects Trenchless technology refers to the advanced methods for doing underground work without having to dig everything up. Instead, they use largely high-tech equipment to go in from just a few key access points, and do the work mostly horizontally. In this way plumbers can replace, rehabilitate, or repair pipes without…
Now that you’ve made the decision to remodel your kitchen or bathroom, the question remains: Should you stay home or leave for the duration of the renovation process? Of course, the only ones who can answer this question is you and whomever you live with, but luckily there are a few questions to ask yourself…
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