At one time or another, we have all relied upon a drain cleaner, such as Drano or other similar products. Such products are advertised as a quick fix. But if a drain-cleaning liquid is not working in the way you intended it to, it’s time to get concerned. There can be something far more serious...
Advice BlogNovember 21, 2019by Ed Gabrish0Don’t Ignore Banging Pipe
A banging pipe noise coming from your water sources can be alarming, especially the first time you hear it. The noise can be a minor issue or it can be a huge problem that is literally about to explode.
Advice BlogSeptember 16, 2019by Zen Marketing0Time to Replace Your Boiler?
It is not uncommon to wait until it breaks down before you replace your boiler. Unfortunately, these types of failures usually happen when you need it for heating purposes on a cold day. Worse still, your neighbors probably have the same mindset and are forcing repairers to backlog their work. You also may not have...
Advice BlogSeptember 3, 2019by Zen Marketing0How’s Your Anode Rod?
You are going to be needing your water heater very soon, which means you may need an anode rod replacement. Even among do-it-yourself-ers, it can be a confusing task. A lot is at stake if it is performed incorrectly or not at all.
If only a snow melt could happen with the flip of a switch when winter comes. Along with it comes piles of snow, sleet, ice, and all the work you must do to deal with it. Now is the best time to move, as snow melt system installers are sure to experience a rush during...
Usually, the first step to a DIY catastrophe is visiting a big box store; being enticed by something bright and shiny is a common dilemma in home improvement. You may have purchased the item, got it home, and had no idea what to do with it. We don’t blame you. The new products in home improvement are impressive. However, there is so much more to it than simply purchasing something fancy. Everything from incorrect installation to compatibility with the home can cause huge issues. We’ll show you how to avoid them below.