When your pipes start to drain more slowly and everything starts to back up, you want to do what you can to get the pipes cleared so that your drain will work normally again. The best way to do that is to call a plumber. They can come to your house and look at your drains to see what the issue is. There are various ways that the plumber can do this.…
Read More »If you need to clear or treat the plumbing lines in your bathroom, basement, or kitchen on a regular basis, you may think there’s a clog in your sewer line. Although sewer lines can become clogged with waste, they can also collapse beneath the ground, especially older lines made of clay. Learn more about collapsed sewer lines and what you need to do about your line below. What Happens If Your Sewer Line Collapses?…
Read More »For homeowners who have always been on city water infrastructure, moving into a home with a septic system can be a real learning experience. In fact, septic systems require far different care and attention than city sewer systems, so it’s important to familiarize yourself with those needs as soon as possible. That way, you don’t risk causing inadvertent damage to your home’s septic system due to improper care and handling. Here’s a look at some of the things that you need to know about caring for your home’s septic tank and septic system.…
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