If you own an acreage or a rural home, there’s a good chance your wastewater goes to a septic system rather than a municipal sewer. When it works well, you never think about it. When it fails, the cost and the mess can be significant. The good news is that...
Your home’s plumbing system is a complex network, quietly working behind the scenes to deliver clean water and carry waste away. When it’s functioning perfectly, it’s easy to take for granted. However, even minor issues could quickly escalate into...
Certain parts of the home are often ignored by homeowners. As long as things seem to work normally, they assume there is not a problem. Even when they do see signs of an issue, they don’t think it is serious. One of those problem areas can be the sewer lines....
It’s easy to take the plumbing system in your house for granted until something goes wrong. Pipes, valves, and drains can develop issues over the years. Learn how to identify plumbing problems at home before they become catastrophes. Yellow or Brown Patches on...
Pressure tank Maintenance If you live on an acreage or farm you will likely have a well and pressure system in your home. This little component is often overlooked and receives very little maintenance. This week I was having some issues with my Reverse Osmosis system...
The lines you are talking about are likely poly “B” lines. While it is true these lines have had a poor history and many homes have flooded from this type of pipe, you need to consider a couple of things before you get too excited. As you said, your home is 30 years...
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