Water heaters are fantastic inventions. Not only do they save you the hassle of having to heat your water manually to enjoy a warm bath, but they can also deliver hot water to multiple exit points throughout your house at any one point in time, providing you with hot water on-demand, year-round.
But every once in awhile, you may need to have to talk to your plumber about scheduling a new water heater installation, either because yours has gone out or you're wanting to upgrade to a newer system.
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Do you have an old cast iron sewer pipe under your yard that needs to be restored, but you don't want to go through the costly process of digging up the yard to replace it with new pipe material? The best way to do this is by adding a new sewer pipe lining. Here are some questions about how it can be done for your home.
What Is A Sewer Pipe Lining?
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When you have a plumbing problem, you can usually get help on an emergency basis if you need it. However, you might wonder what constitutes an emergency when it comes to plumbing. If a pipe bursts and water is spewing everywhere, you know you need a plumber fast, but you might not be sure about other problems. Here's a look at when calling an emergency plumber might be a good idea.
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If you are planning on flipping a home sometime soon, you might be planning on doing a lot of the work yourself. However, there are certain things that you might need to ask a professional to help you with. For example, there's a good chance that you will need the help of a professional plumber throughout the home flipping process. These are some of the ways that a professional plumber can assist you.
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Many things can cause the drains in your home to start to slow, or worse, stop working altogether. Dealing with slow or clogged drains can be challenging, and you may need to call a plumber for drain cleaning to get them working correctly.
Slow Drains
Often the first sign of a problem with the drains in your home is slowing of the drains when you are running water in the sink or shower.
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