Residential Plumbing

Flood Safety Tips

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Floods are very powerful and dangerous, and they can happen unexpectedly. If you have a house flood or if your area has a flood warning, there are things you can do to stay safe during and after the water goes … Continued

Types of Sewer Pipes

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When people think of “sewer pipes,” they may assume that they’re all the same — but that can’t be further from the truth. There are a variety of sewer pipes, all made of different materials. Some are stronger, some are … Continued

Common Causes of Discolored Water

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If you’ve ever turned on your tap and noticed the water had turned its usual color, you might be wondering why it happened. It’s usually the result of water contamination, but not all sources of contamination are the same. Some … Continued

3 Problems Caused by Pipe Leaks

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Pipe leaks are more than just annoying things you need to cause a plumber to fix. They can be dangerous as well. Here are three common problems caused by pipe leaks to explain why you should check your pipes regularly … Continued

5 Things to Never Flush Down a Toilet

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Your bathroom pipes may seem like a good place to dispose of gross products you don’t want to get rid of normally, but you should think twice before you act. If you throw the wrong things down your pipes, you … Continued

Common Reasons Pipes Leak

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Leaking pipes are a pain to deal with, from running up the cost of a water bill to causing serious damage to our homes and possessions. While fixing these leaks is important, the first thing to do is to determine … Continued

How You Can Conserve Water

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With California expected to enter another winter of drought, it’s important for business owners and homeowners alike to refresh on water conservation. Though the winter is not a high water usage time of year, you want to be on the … Continued

How California Winters Create Water Damage

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California doesn’t have to worry about many common winter plumbing problems that snowy states deal with, like frozen pipes. However, that doesn’t mean you should ignore your plumbing during the winter or assume it will work itself out in a … Continued