News & Consumer Advice

Plumbing problems are just about inevitable. Often, the issues are minor, like a dripping sink or a slow drain. Sometimes, the problems can be much more troublesome, like a burst pipe or broken water heater.

A water heater is not always cheap to replace. But the right time to replace a water heater is, simply put, before it breaks. Of course, no one has a crystal ball to tell you exactly when it is going to break. Instead, we can help you notice some signs that your water heater may be on its way out.

Most of us don’t like to think about what happens after we flush the toilet. But when a sewage line breaks on your property, you come face to face with the hazardous septic waste you usually don’t think about. And the repair can cost anywhere from $5,000 up to $10,000 or more!

Most of us try to conserve water where we can. It’s good for the environment and good for your pocketbook. But sometimes your water bill may unexpectedly spike. Here are 10 reasons that your bill may suddenly be going through the roof.

Indoor flushing toilets, washing machines, showers, and tubs are conveniences of modern life we usually don’t think much about. That is, until they break down. When the plumbing in your house goes wrong, you need to find a great plumber and you need one fast.