When a frigid blast from the arctic vortex strikes your neighborhood, one of the possible outcomes is burst water pipes, and outdoor faucets are particularly vulnerable. Winterizing your outdoor plumbing is incredibly important. It might seem like a chore, but doing so can help you avoid some potentially hefty plumbing repair bills.
There’s nothing worse than stepping into the shower after a long day only to be met with a weak trickle of water. Low water pressure doesn’t just ruin your shower, it can point to bigger plumbing issues.
Having a washer/dryer unit in your own home is quite a convenience, and helps you keep your household running smoothly. But, when there’s a leak, your first reaction is one of anxiety and feeling stressed.
There are many things to love about summer. Humidity isn’t one of them. Thankfully, there are ways to get rid of the moisture in your home. Here are tips for keeping the humidity at a comfy level during Chicago’s summer months.
From enjoying a hot shower or a relaxing bath to having instant hot water for cooking and cleaning, water heaters help keep your home and family functioning. These plumbing devices are often tucked away in a basement, utility closet, or garage and, consequently, easy to forget and ignore.
Without a video inspection, your family could be living with the silent threat of a broken sewer line, especially since you’re noticing symptoms. A damaged line may fail to contain sewage properly, leading to leaks and exposing your family to harmful pathogens and foul odors.
Your HVAC system is at the heart of your home. A sturdy, properly-installed, and well-maintained HVAC system should last between 12-17 years. Here are a few tips on how to protect your investment and help to extend its life.
One of the most frequently mentioned disasters reported by homeowners is sump pump failure. Fortunately, there are many warning signs your pump is reaching the end of its life. By monitoring its performance, you will know when it is time to replace your pump long before waking up to a basement of water.
Mold in the home is never a good sign, and can quickly become problematic. In fact, in the case of water damage, mold can take just 24-48 hours to begin growing.
Sewer smells in your basement are very distinct and off-putting. Even if the smell is contained downstairs, there’s a good chance the smell has drifted into other rooms as well. The powerful smell should alert you to a plumbing issue long before it reaches such dangerous levels.
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