According to the National Pet Owners Survey by the American Pet Products Association, almost 70 percent of households in the country own a minimum of one pet. That’s about 85 million households needing potential plumbing services that their pets may cause.
If you are a property owner – whether it’s a residential or commercial establishment – chances are you will encounter emergency plumbing scenarios once in a while – at least once or twice a year.
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We have all had plumbing problems at some point. And it’s practical to think one plumber can repair a clogged drain pipe much like the other, whether it’s your residence or your place of work. Doesn’t water run through roughly the same kind of pipes in your residence and at work? Yet, plumbing is more difficult that we might think. There are several similarities that pertain both residential and industrial plumbing. However, upon closer examination, there are various small information that makes a big difference in work environment.
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Rainy days at home are often associated with being warm and comfortable inside. While you’re nestled down on a cold, rainy day at home, you would want to deal with an ineffective sump pump.
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When it comes to a septic tank, there’s a number of ways it could lead to malfunctioning. Rather than doing a do-it-yourself septic tank repair, it’s best to leave the job to a professional.
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Are you seeing signs that your water heater may need replacing? If you are, you may be considering either gas heaters or electric water heaters.
In today’s post, we’ll talk about and explore the differences between these two water heater options. We hope the information you find here will help decide which type suits your household.
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A leaky faucet is annoying. However, many residential and commercial property owners are becoming more and more aware of the severe damage broken taps can bring to their buildings and properties.
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Very few plumbing issues can cause the level of panic and distress whenever a clogged toilet is involved. While the intricacies of toilets and sewer systems are not very familiar topics for homeowners, you can usually handle this plumbing emergency without calling for reinforcements. All it takes is a little knowledge and patience – and of course, the right tools.
Making sure that everything works in your home can get overwhelming. One of these responsibilities is to take care of your pipes. To avoid water pipe problems, it helps to know what they are.
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