Troubleshooting Your Under-Sink Disposal: What to Check Before Calling a Professional Experiencing issues with your under-sink garbage disposal can be frustrating and disruptive. Before you consider calling a professional, there are several checks you can perform to potentially resolve the problem yourself. Before we start, remember, safety first: never insert […]
keeping your plumbing system in top shape is essential for preventing costly repairs and conserving water. Most of the plumbing emergencies we see are caused by a simple lack of maintenance. By paying attention to the symptoms of potential problems and fixing the small problems immediately, you can keep your
Plumbing emergencies can range from leaking pipes and clogged drains to a faucets that won’t shut off and leaking water heaters. It’s important that everyone in the household know the location of the shutoff valve for every plumbing fixture and appliance, as well as the home’s main shutoff valve. Water
With the spring thaw and rain showers, water can begin to seep into foundations, causing basement flooding. Many homes in the Chicago area will experience some amount of ground water seepage inside. Even a little bit water seepage into the home can cause damage by creating an environment for mold
Spring time is the peak time for buying and selling a home. If you’re planning on moving into a new home it’s important to include the plumbing system as part of a detailed home inspection. Here are the main plumbing systems you can check to ensure there are no major
Spring is a great time to check your home’s plumbing system to ensure that there are no problems that could lead to water damage, energy waste and higher utility bills. Here are the plumbing systems to check in every part of your home. Kitchen Plumbing Check for drips, including faucets,
Tankless water heaters, or on-demand water heaters, are hi-tech appliances that heat water only when it’s needed, resulting in less wasted energy and a nearly continuous supply of hot water. When properly maintained they will last around 20 years. They have been around for over a decade now and have
Extend the Life Of Your Home’s Water Heater With Routine Maintenance Conventional tank-style water heaters are designed to last for many years. However, sediment and rust will accumulate over time and reduce the efficiency and lifespan of the water heater. To keep your conventional water heater working reliably and lasting
Many people purchase a conventional tank water heater and simply forget about it until it stops working and it’s time to replace it. However, with a few simple water heater maintenance steps you can increase the lifespan of the unit while also making it work more efficiently. 1. Flush the
Spring is a great time to check your home’s plumbing systems and perform preventative maintenance to protect your home against plumbing problems. MR Plumbing offers these tips: Plumbing Fixtures Check faucets for drips or leaks and repair parts as needed to save water Clean mineral deposits from faucets and shower
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