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Not all plumbing is created equal (that’s pretty obvious), However, when comparing commercial and residential plumbing, commercial plumbing is far more complex. Dealing with common problems that crop up in commercial facilities poses a host of challenges. They’re very different from more straightforward, residential plumbing issues. Imagine a family home, and then imagine a 20-story

Plumbing horror stories are legendary. The things pulled out of pipes and clogged toilets (everything from dead wildlife to dentures) are enough to fill some of us with dread. Accidents happen. Things get flushed or fall down the drain. Pipes burst in sub-zero temperatures, appliances and toilets leak. All of these plumbing emergencies, if not

The Halloween pumpkins have disappeared and some mornings you find yourself eyeing your bulky coat, thinking, “Too soon?” We’re on the verge of winter and everything that comes with it — snow, cold weather, holiday lights, and that dreaded water bill. In the depths of winter, it can be a real challenge to keep costs

Whether you live in a condo, apartment, or an older home, you more than likely have a small bathroom. Maximizing storage becomes a main priority for both renters and homeowners. With smaller bathrooms you often only have room for a vanity under the sink and a medicine cabinet behind the mirror. This setup is perfect

Credits: norbord.com Plumbing problems can skyrocket during the winter months. It is important to take care of your home plumbing now, to avoid dealing with major problems later. The colder weather and harsh conditions — along with increased use of your plumbing because of holiday visitors — can be a challenging time for your home’s

Most homeowners and renters don’t realize that plumbing issues can affect our electrical and gas bills. Though “DIY” solutions promoted on the Internet are tempting, big pipe and plumbing problems require professional attention. Trying to fix “small leaks” on your own can potentially create a more costly problem. Make an appointment with a trusted plumber

If your toilets are not flushing properly, sinks drain slowly, or you notice an unpleasant smell while in the backyard or garden, your septic tank may be the culprit. Nip septic tank problems in the bud with a little knowledge. Here are the most common septic tank issues: *Build-up of solids  In a septic tank,

Paying the water bill is a part of life, especially if you own or rent a house. Although you may expect some fluctuations during certain seasons, you probably have a general idea of your average monthly water bill. If you get mysteriously high water bills with no changes in your monthly activities, how do you