The hot water coming out of a faucet is what many homeowners take for granted. We use the water to rinse dishes, clean food, wash our bodies, and perform routine tasks. However, this reliable plumbing system may occasionally encounter unexpected issues. When we suddenly have no hot water supply in our homes, it can cause disruptions [ … ]

Between the snowy weather and icy temperatures, the winter season brings many challenges to our plumbing systems. Faced with the harsh climate, there’s a chance for the pipes to freeze if it becomes too cold outside. A frozen pipe can lead to significant problems throughout your home, causing faucets, showers, and toilets to stop working as [ … ]

Many of us take our indoor plumbing and water supply for granted. We simply turn on our faucets and expect a strong stream of water to start flowing. When the plumbing fixtures work perfectly, we can get as much water as possible from our taps and showers. Unfortunately, it is pretty common to experience a loss [ … ]

Many people start each morning with a warm cozy shower to feel energized for the day. Others prefer to wash off the tension after work with a hot steamy shower. Either way, a hot shower offers moments of soothing relaxation and peaceful reflection. Every time you step into the shower, you want to enjoy a comfortable [ … ]

The plumbing pipes in our homes deliver hot or cold water into our kitchens and bathrooms. We simply turn on a tap and the water will start to flow. Under normal circumstances, this convenient plumbing system works without any hiccups. However, you might run into occasional problems with the water pipes banging and rattling suddenly. Hearing [ … ]

When you turn on the bathroom sink, it should work smoothly without any issues. Water comes out of the faucet, you wash off the soap, and everything gets cleaned. Unfortunately, you might sometimes encounter problems like a bad smell when you run the water. At first, it might start as a barely traceable odour. Over time, [ … ]

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. [ … ]