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A clogged drain is just one of those things that everyone eventually deals with at some point, especially for homeowners. For small clogs, it is easy to grab for DIY drain cleaning methods like, chemical drain cleaner, a drain snake,... Read More

A main sewer line clog can be caused by a few things and will often lead to waste water draining into your home. A main sewer line clog typically causes water to back up out of a drain or plumbing... Read More

Is your sink clogged often? If this is the case, you are probably feeling frustrated and wondering why this keeps happening. Well, first and foremost, there are things you want to make sure you are doing and avoiding on a... Read More

Since septic tanks are buried underground, it’s easy to not really understand all of the moving parts within the system. One of these parts that is often forgot about, or homeowners simply don’t know exists is the distribution box. A... Read More

Last week we discussed your septic tank system and why it is important to get regular inspections, especially before purchasing a home. But, one integral part of your septic system that we did not discuss in much detail is your leach field. Your... Read More

If your home has a septic system, you’re probably wondering, do I need a septic tank inspection? A septic tank inspection is very important for several reasons, and because of this, septic tank inspection should be a part of your regular... Read More

Are you hearing gurgling in your drains? Or maybe it’s a high-pitched whistling sound. Are these noises a sign of a problem? Or is it just a sign of general wear and tear? Unless you are highly trained in the... Read More

According to a statistic from The American Society Of Home Inspectors, 60% of American homeowners have some sort of moisture present in their basements or crawlspaces. A basement flood is pretty much every homeowners’ worst nightmare. A great way to avoid basement... Read More

When you have a water test done, you will receive a water report analyzing several aspects of the water; one of which is hardness. Your water should be less than 4 grains per gallon (gpg). If your water tests higher... Read More

How Do I Know If I Need A Water Filtration System? The pH level in water is a value that essentially determines whether your water is hard or soft. The higher the pH level is, the harder the water. A pH... Read More