According to the EPA, as much as a quarter of Americans use a septic system to remove wastewater from their homes. It can be an efficient, safe and effective plumbing system if it is properly cared for… Continue reading

Are you experiencing slow drainage in your plumbing system? It could be the trees in your yard that are causing your problems. The roots of big tress and bushes will grow and stretch until they find what… Continue reading

As a restaurant owner, you have many things to worry about regarding the safety of your employees and consumers. Maintaining your grease trap should be among your most important responsibilities. After all, neglecting your grease trap could… Continue reading

If you have a septic system you are probably familiar with its major components such as the septic tank and drain field. However, you may also want to educate yourself on the baffles of your septic system.… Continue reading

While you are trying to stay warm and dry during the cold and rainy season, your tree roots may be invading your sewer system underground. Tree roots are a common cause of drain problems for many homeowners.… Continue reading

Are you concerned about your basement flooding every time there is a heavy rain? If so, you may need a sump pump. A sump pump sits in the basement, either beneath (submersible) or above the floor (pedestal).… Continue reading

Natural gas is a clean and efficient energy source for your home and it is one that over 50% of Americans use as their main heating source. However, when a gas line leaks, it is very dangerous.… Continue reading

Unclogging your own drain and saving the cost of a plumber may seem like a great idea. However, if you are not careful, your DIY drain cleaning attempts will do more harm than good. Hiring a professional… Continue reading

Is your water bill too high for your usage? Does it remain high, even in months when you are traveling out of town and the usage is a lot less? If so, this may be a sign… Continue reading

Every septic tank requires a certain level of healthy bacteria in order to function properly. Bacteria inside a septic tank will work to digest organic wastes and help keep your system from clogging or backing up. Even… Continue reading