The COVID-19 pandemic has drastically affected everyone around the world, forcibly altering the way our society functions — at least for now. As a result of the situation’s urgency we’ve been thrust into, we’ve had no choice but to adapt. For better or worse, that adaptation involves staying home — a lot. As such, homeowners […]
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The great thing about your home’s sewer system is that it regularly removes sewage and wastewater from your house without a hitch. Although your sewer lines perform an unattractive job, the necessity of their proper function is hard to miss and deserves our gratitude each day. Unfortunately, sometimes they do not work as they should
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Your plumbing system is not the most glamorous aspect of your home, but it plays a necessary role that can prevent disaster. It also has its fair share of myths that seem to rival those of Odysseus and Poseidon for longevity. Also, much like the Ancient Grecian rivalry, the struggle between man and water is
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Unless you are a skilled plumber or have had significant exposure to plumbing repairs, most plumbing problems may seem like emergencies. And, for most homeowners, they are! Whether it’s a matter of convenience, peace of mind, or safety (or all three!), calling a professional for emergency services could be the best – if not only
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Drain clogs are plumbing headaches, but they are, for the most part, simple to eliminate. However, when there are blockages in the main sewer line, those headaches can turn into expensive and hazardous problems for you and your family. Since the sewer lines are hidden underground, it is easy to forget that they are present
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The United Nations’ World Water Day—on March 22—will call attention to the importance of conserving water and keeping it clean wherever you live. We pay water bills for drinkable and usable water that’s treated and purified for our safety in cities and rural areas. The world’s water supply is finite. According to the U.S. Department
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It’s many people’s worst nightmare to knock their wedding rings, fine jewelry, or precious items in the sink or toilet. We’ve all had to fish out something that has fallen into the toilet at least once in our lives. And while it’s not exactly a pleasant experience, there’s no long-term heartache involved.
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Have you ever heard of a sump pump? If you haven’t, it’s because the use of sump pumps is largely dependent on where you live. Sump pumps are used in areas where flooding is common or the water table is high. Essentially, a sump pump is a small pump installed in the lower part
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In an effort to save money, many people try to fix plumbing problems around the home themselves. Although it’s admirable that you want to be independent, plumbing problems are deceptive and can be worse than you expect. Should you decide to tackle a plumbing problem anyway, Priority Plumbing has laid out some basic safety precautions:
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A plumbing crisis can happen at any time, to anyone. Small plumbing problems, like a burst pipe or leaking faucet, can turn into a massive and expensive crisis if gone untreated. Having a knowledgeable and professional plumber on call is crucial to the safety of your family and home. From the experts at Priority Plumbing,
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