Plumbing systems can be tough to keep in good shape. Sure, annual maintenance does a pretty good job of keeping everything in order. No amount of maintenance can guarantee that the system will be protected from issues, though. You still need to know the signs that your plumbing system is experiencing some sort of problem, so that you can call for professional services as soon as possible. One of the most common plumbing issues is leaking, so for this post we’re going to focus on that. Read on for more information on how to tell if your plumbing system has a leak.
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Do You Know How to Tell if Your Plumbing System has a Leak?
Monday, March 19th, 2018Indications That You Need a Water Treatment System
Monday, October 2nd, 2017
If you get your water from the city water main, you probably know that it goes through a treatment plant before it reaches your home. All kinds of harmful elements and germs can be found in natural water, which is what the treatment plant is there to remove. Now, some cities are better about removing contaminants than others. No city, though, can completely remove all potentially harmful materials from its water supply. There is always a chance that some trace particles will escape the treatment process, and end up in your home.
If you really want to protect your water supply from these kinds of contaminants, the best thing to do is to install a water treatment system. Some plumbing systems need whole house water treatment systems more than others, especially if they are experiencing symptoms like those listed below.
Call for Repairs if Your Air Conditioner is Making These Noises
Monday, July 10th, 2017
Summer is the most stressful time of year for air conditioning systems. More demand on the air conditioner means more wear and tear, which means a higher chance for problems to develop. As you rely on your air conditioner to keep cool over the next several months, you need to keep an eye out for any signs that the system is in need of repairs. One of the easiest ways to tell that your air conditioner is experiencing issues is the presence of unusual noises. Call for repairs if your air conditioner is making noises like those listed below.
Tips for Keeping Your Water Heater in Good Shape
Monday, May 1st, 2017
Do you ever think about how hard your water heater works for you on a regular basis? You should. The water heater is among the hardest working systems in the average home. Most water heaters never even fully turn off. Instead, they operate day and night to provide a standing supply of hot water at a moment’s notice. Generating all of that hot water puts a lot of wear and tear on your water heater over the years. So, it’s important to take steps to help your water heater last as long as possible. If you want to get the best return on investment for your home’s water heater, follow the tips below.
How to Tell If Your Heater Needs Replacing
Monday, February 6th, 2017
Heating systems all have slightly different life expectancies, depending on the make, model, type, and individual circumstances. Taking proper care of your heating system, usually by scheduling preventive maintenance and prompt repairs when problems come up, can extend its lifespan by quite a bit. However, you know that eventually you’re going to have to replace the system. It’s a good idea to know what signs to look for that indicate that you’ll soon need a new heater. Though many signs differ between system types, there are a few commonalities that you can look for.
Make Sure You Schedule Generator Maintenance This Winter
Monday, December 26th, 2016As we move deeper into winter, the likelihood of a power outage is going to increase. This is due to a number of things, from inclement weather to increased demand on the grid. No one wants to have to deal with a power outage, especially for an extended period of time. If you have a generator to help cope with potential power outages, make sure that you schedule maintenance for it this winter. Read on to find out why this is a good idea.
What The Geothermal Tax Credit Expiration Means for You
Monday, November 21st, 2016One of the things that has really propelled the growth of green technology over the decades has been government subsidies. For example, a very generous 30% tax credit has been in place for years for those who install systems like geothermal heat pumps. Unfortunately, parts of that tax credit are expiring at the end of this year. Geothermal systems are part of the provisions that are expiring. If you want to have a new geothermal system installed in your home, now is the time to do it.
Be Sure to Schedule Annual Video Pipe Inspection
Monday, October 17th, 2016Have you ever thought about how difficult it is to find a plumbing problem when you can’t see the majority of the system? Prior to the invention of modern techniques, the only way to actually isolate and solve an issue in the plumbing or sewer system was to exhume the pipes. That meant tearing up floors and walls in the general area the problem was thought to be. Fortunately, now we can find pipe issues without demolishing parts of your house. Read on to find out why you should schedule annual video pipe inspection.
Do I Need a New Heater?
Monday, September 12th, 2016Heating season is upon us, and with it comes a lot of added stress on your heating system. If your heater is not going to be able to keep you warm throughout the cold season, it’s important that you replace it as soon as possible. You don’t want to have it unexpectedly break down on you in the middle of winter, do you? Read on to find out how to tell if you need a new heating system.
Why Ductless Systems Need Bi-Annual Maintenance
Monday, August 8th, 2016We’re pretty deep into summer at this point, and you should have already scheduled maintenance for your ductless system. Yes, even if you had it done less than a year ago the previous winter. Ductless systems need maintenance more often than other climate control systems. If they don’t get it, they will be much more prone to problems. Read on to find out when ductless systems need bi-annual maintenance.