Do's and Don'ts: What Can You Pour Down the Kitchen Drain? Your kitchen drain is able to accommodate disposing small amounts of food debris, water and water-based liquids. However, there are certain materials that should be avoided to prevent clogs…
What Is Backflow Testing & Does My Home Need It? Backflow testing is the process of having a licensed plumber inspect the water supply system to ensure that the water flows in only one direction, from the public supply to…
What Not To Flush Down Your Toilet Toilets are an essential part of our daily lives, but flushing the wrong things can lead to a clogged toilet, damage to the plumbing system and even environmental pollution. In this week’s blog,…
Helpful Plumbing Tips - Keep Your Home Dry Plumbing issues can cause significant damage to your home, especially if they go unnoticed for an extended period. Here are some plumbing tips to keep your home dry and prevent water damage.…
How Do Plumbers Detect Leaks? It’s difficult to say which is the most used, a home’s HVAC system or the plumbing, but it’s probably safe to say the plumbing system is the most necessary of all the comfort systems. Of…
7 Materials to Never Put Down Your Drains Clogged drains are inconvenient, messy, and if the stoppage leads to interior water damage, it can become expensive to boot. If you're a homeowner with a clogged drain in need of a…
How to Prepare Your Pipes for Winter Weather Homeowners in the Montgomery, Alabama area look forward to a reprieve from the sweltering heat when summer slides into autumn. While some may assume we enjoy warm weather all year long, seasoned…
How to Fix a Garbage Disposal That’s Not Working Here are some fun facts about garbage disposals: Only about 50% of American homes have a garbage disposal, and they are widely unheard of in Europe and in other parts of…
A home’s sewer system is one of the most important for convenience and health and safety. No one complains about not having to use the old-fashioned outhouse! A home’s sewer lines ensure wastewater is removed from the structure in a…
School's out for the summer, which means your home is going to see more wear and tear. Because your kids are on summer break from school, they are home more often. Of course, the more they are home, the more…