We can all do our part to conserve water. Follow these tips to contribute to water conservation and green plumbing. Use biodegradable soaps and laundry detergents Use adequate amounts of detergents and do not go overboard. Do not use harsh chemicals and bleach that...
Should I Have My Water Tested?
This answer can depend on many factors including your health and the health of your family. Knowing basic facts before testing your water can be very helpful. Problems such as illness, taste, color, odor, staining of clothes or fixtures can be signs of possible water...
Plumbing Water Conservation – Fixtures & Methods
Why Water Conservation Water conservation is an important topic for anyone, especially homeowners. With rising water use costs and environmental concerns, homeowners should be aware of water conservation plumbing methods. Many homeowners can install indoor plumbing...
Where Can You Shut The Water Supply Off?
When you have a major issue with pipes, sewer lines, drains, and other water-related issues in your home, you've probably heard the old axiom that you should not attempt to fix these kind of problems yourself and only a professional plumbing contractor should. Shut...
How to Read Your Water Meter to Detect Leaks
A large majority of water meters utilizes straight-reading dials which are similar to the odometer within your vehicle. This is an overview of how to read your water meter to check for your monthly usage and how to verify on whether or not you may be experiencing...
Why Does Water Temperature Change While Showering?
You have probably experienced water temperature change while being in the shower and the temperature getting cold or suddenly too hot when someone flushes a toilet or turns on a faucet. The Truck & Branch Many people have a trunk and branch plumbing configuration....