Thermal imaging cameras detect surface temperature differences. In plumbing applications, these temperature changes often indicate moisture movement, evaporation, or heat transfer related to water flow.
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Planning a getaway to escape the Boise winter? Don’t forget about your plumbing! Keep your heat on, even when you’re not home. It’s like having a house-sitter for your pipes:
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Your faucet dripping at one drop per second uses about 1,661 gallons of water yearly. The math shows that a slow drip adds up to 15,140 drips per gallon. Drip speed changes everything – a rate of one drip every six seconds equals 600 drips per hour.
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Every season of the year can bring certain challenges for homeowners, and winter is no exception. You’ve probably already taken steps to winterize your pipes underneath and outside your home, but you also need to consider some plumbing tasks for your kitchen and bathroom drains. So, here are some of the best ways to maintain
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