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Home insurance covers fire, theft, and natural disasters. But does it cover plumbing issues? Learn what your policy may or may not cover.

Regular septic maintenance is the greatest thing one can do to keep their septic system in good working order. Here’s how to maintain it.

With leaks, a tiny plumbing problem can escalate quickly into a full blown emergency. To prevent damage to your home, knowing where your shut off valve is can help immensely.

A single leaking faucet can waste approximately 3,000 gallons of water per year. In this article, we cover some common causes.

Most homeowners eventually deal with a plumbing leak at some point over the life of their house. Here’s some tips to find a leak.

Your septic system cleanly disposes of waste and is at the heart of your plumbing system. When cared for, it can last for years. Here’s how to maintain it.

It can be difficult to find plumbing leaks at home. Most people only learn that they have a leak when they get a high water bill. Here’s how to find a leak before the high water bill hits you.

Hydro Jetting refers to a method by which clogged drains, and sewer lines are cleaned. Using a hydro jetting machine, water is blasted into the drain lines at a fast speed and high pressure to clean drains and main sewer lines.

We’ve all dropped an item down a p-trap before. In this article we cover a couple techniques you can use to try to retrieve items lost down the drain.

A garbage disposal does a great job at taking food waste, breaking it up, and getting it disposed of. Unfortunately, every time it’s used, small particles of food build up on the inside of it, and it eventually winds up with a stinky smell.
In this article, we’re going to cover some tips and tricks to clean it so that the smells go away…