After years of use, your toilet might not be running as efficiently as it did in the past. Lately, you’ve noticed that two flushes are necessary to get rid of toilet waste. Following the first flush, you remain stuck in the bathroom with waste that refuses to go down. Or worse, your guest has to battle [ … ]

Imagine if you’re trying to get some sleep after a long day, yet the sound of dripping water keeps you up throughout the night. As much as you want to ignore it, the annoying noise continues to echo in regular intervals. The sound probably comes from one of your plumbing fixtures nearby. Perhaps it’s the shower [ … ]

Your residential plumbing works through a complex pipe network, which drains the sinks and toilets to the municipal sewer or a septic field. When these systems work as intended, what goes down your sinks or toilets will run through the pipes and exit your house successfully. Water tends to flow across the plumbing pipes with ease, [ … ]

The kitchen faucet is a reliable plumbing fixture that works without any complications. You simply turn on the tap, allowing the water to pour out in a vigorous burst. When you are done, rotate the tap in the opposite direction and it should stop the flow. Unfortunately, even the sturdiest faucets will wear down over time. [ … ]