If you have a water leak inside your home, chances are you’re going to know it. The signs are all there – high water bill, constantly hearing running water, wet spots on the ceilings. But, a water leak outside the house? Not so much. Outdoor water leaks are often very hard to detect, which is…
Cracked Tank or Bowl Will Require a Replacement If you had to choose one plumbing fixture in your home that’s used the most each day, chances are the toilet comes to mind first. Because of that, when it gets clogged or start leaking, it’s a huge inconvenience for everyone. Leaks are a huge hassle…
If Your Sump Pump Trips the Breaker Often, Repair is Necessary This is one of the most common problems associated with a sump pump. If your sump pump shares an outlet with another appliance or electrical item, your pump may receive too low an amount of voltage. When this happens, it nceeds to draw…
Leaking Pipes and Rusty Water Signs You Should Repipe Your Home Plumbing pipes in your home probably seem as though they could never be moved, as they connect to all different fixtures and run under ceiling tiles, below the floors, in the walls, among other places. When it comes time to freshen up the…
Tree Roots Will Stop the Natural Flow of Water Through Your Pipes The main sewer line is what connects the city’s sanitary main to your home, and when it backs up it can be a huge problem. This is especially true if it’s backing up into your basement where you keep your water heater…
Homeowners know the feeling: Sitting over a slow moving drain, store bought chemicals in hand, and primed to just watch that clogged drain melt away. That’s all it takes right? The fact of the matter is, you don’t really know what’s going on down in your pipes. You might see and understand everything on the…
A Harmful and Ineffective Way to Clean Your Drains Uh oh, that drain has stopped up again. So what do you do? You head out to the store and pick up some liquid drain cleaning chemical that has seemed to work so perfectly for you in the past. But are you sure that’s the best…
Earlier this week we talked about how Cleveland homeowners can identify pipes that are at a high risk of freezing. Know that you know which pipes are at danger of freezing, you can take action in preventing the bursting of pipes due to freezing. The cold weather isn’t going anywhere anytime soon and it only…
Cleveland can get pretty cold this time of year, and those freezing temperatures aren’t going to change anytime soon. Pipes bursting from being frozen can be a serious problem, damaging your home and costing some serious money in repairs. Do you know how you can safeguard your home against this major issue? Identifying pipes at…
Any Cleveland resident who has been through their share of winters has probably run into a frozen pipe situation. When your pipes freeze, your home is stranded without plumbing and access to water and badly frozen pipes have a high likelihood of bursting which can cause flooding, water damage and mold/mildew growth. Repairing frozen pipes…
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