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Plumbing maintenance: guide for new owners!

Did you buy your first home? Congratulations! Buying a new home is exciting, but the stress factor increases when you realize that housekeeping becomes your responsibility. When you no longer have a landlord to call for that  clogged sink  or toilet, what do you do? Learning to handle  plumbing emergencies   saves you money and protects your investment. Check out these new plumbing maintenance tips for new homeowners. Keep jewelry away from sinks Not a week goes by that we don't get a phone call from a frantic landlord because something of value had been lost. Unfortunately, these items are difficult to recover. However, that doesn't mean all hope is lost. If you lost a ring, earring, or necklace down the drain, do the following: Shut off the water Take a bucket and place it under the sink Detach the pipe at the J-bend Check missing element Reattach before turning the water back on Did you find the jewels? If not, chances are it's unrecoverable o...

Plumbing Resolutions

Plumbing Resolutions  According to a study conducted at the University of Scranton, of the 45% of people who make New Year's resolutions only 8% successfully achieve their goals. While this number is quite low, we encourage all of our customers (new and old) to at least consider New Year's plumbing resolutions. This year, we hope you will consider the following resolutions: Be kinder to your waste disposal. This year, try to make a more conscious effort about what you throw away at your disposal. Here's a great reference to see what you should and shouldn't put out. Give your water heater some T.L.C. Just like the oil in your car, your water heater also requires regular maintenance. The technicians will make sure your system is working properly by flushing the system, making sure to remove any build-up or sediment. Save water. If you are in the market for a new toilet, consider installing a low-flow toilet. This will save you...