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Water Conservation: How Does Your Plumbing Stack Up?
While you may not know everything there is to know about your plumbing, it can be a good idea to check on the efficiency of
Ways to Prepare your Plumbing for Colder Months
Fall is nearly upon us and with it those evening freezes! Many people do not know that there are certain things you can do to
Hard Water vs. Soft Water: What’s the Difference?
You might have heard the terms “soft water” or “hard water” before, but do you know what the difference between them is? From their respective
The Best Way to Clean Your Plumbing Fixtures
It’s not always on the top of our minds to clean our plumbing fixtures. However, it’s important to the overall health of not only your
4 Tips for Summer Plumbing Maintenance
With the temperatures already going up quickly and summer almost fully in effect, its that time of year where relatives and friends start coming to
When is it Time to Replace Your Pipes?
When cleaning the house and checking things off your list, plumbing is typically overlooked. Most people don’t think about it until something breaks, but if
Clearing A Clogged Drain Or A Slow Draining Sink
A clogged drain can quickly become an enormous nuisance. If left uncorrected, a simple clog can result in flooding, which could cost you thousands to
Ways to Maintain Your Plumbing to Avoid Emergency Situations
When it comes to plumbing, there are a million and one things that could go wrong. By being a smart homeowner and learning how to
Spring Plumbing Tips You Need to Know
With spring quickly coming to the Treasure Valley, it’s important to include plumbing in your spring cleaning checklist. Cold winters can cause severe damage to
Water Softener: Fact or Myth
Does a Water Softener really work? Have you been wondering how a water softener could affect your home’s water system? Wondering if they really work?
How long will your pipes last? A Viking Plumbing Guide
There are many different materials used in plumbing. Among the most common are copper, Galvanized Steel, Polypipe vinyl Chloride (PVC), Chlorinated Polyvinyl (CPVC), and Cross-linked
Water Lines | Who is responsible for fixing them?
Who Is Responsible for Sewer Line and Water Main Repair Homeowners protect their homes from floods and fires. Many have “home warranties” for appliances. However,
The unsung hero – The water heater
Water heating systems are installed in homes all across America. They serve the important function of providing the supply of heated water to your taps
Should you flush “sewer safe” items?
We all know that a lot of products say that are septic and sewer safe. But as a plumber, I can guarantee you that flushing