Drain cleaning isn’t just a simple process. Homeowners think they can just flush anything away with enough water or drain cleaning chemicals, but they just don’t understand how dense and packed in some of these clogging materials are. You might just be wasting water, or in fact, hurting your plumbing system by using chemicals instead of the steady hand of a professional.
Today we’re going to talk a little bit about why you should hire a professional to perform drain cleaning in Bloomington. This is not just our team trying to sell you a service, it’s an honest look at how plumbing systems work and why homeowners time and time again choose the wrong solution. We’re not blaming anyone for having dumped chemicals down their drain or tried to ignore a clog. We just want to help going forward.
Your sink’s plumbing is so important to the wellbeing of your home. How are you supposed to have a nice, cozy Monday night if your sink is constantly leaking in the other room? If you pull the handle on your faucet and something happens that always upsets you, then we’re here to tell you that something needs to change.
Oh boy, this is a tough one. Very few feelings in the world feel worse than being forced to take a cold shower on a winter’s day. While cold showers might be refreshing and somewhat healthy in the summer, they’re absolutely brutal in the winter. To many homeowners, avoiding the need to use cold water during this time of year is priority number one.
Earlier this month, we talked about some of the most important aspects of choosing a professional plumber. While we could go on about how important our services are over that of an amateur, we’d like to shift topics to a service that we think is heavily underutilized—pipeline inspection.
The water heater olympics are upon us, and if you’re in the market for a water heater that’s right for you, you’re going to want to pay attention to the winner of this competition. Today, we’ll be comparing the two most common and powerful water heaters in our area—the conventional tank water heater and the unconventional tankless water heater.
You’ve probably heard us talk your ear off about drain clogs and drain cleaning, but what about full-scale drain repair? How can you tell if your drain is damaged? Well, don’t worry. We don’t ask questions that we don’t aim to answer eventually!
There are a lot of appliances that run on natural gas. This isn’t by accident. Natural gas-burning appliances run efficiently and effectively. Look at gas stoves, gas furnaces, and other gas-burning appliances. People love these types of machines because of how well they work and how cheap they are to run. That being said, would you ever have an amateur install or repair your natural gas pipelines?
To many homeowners, anything related to plumbing might be an emergency. Likewise, many homeowners think that their ability to work on DIY projects signifies that they’ll never have to call a plumber unless there’s water flooding their entire house. Neither of these two extremes is the right attitude to have, and it’s about time we set the record straight.
Clogged drains are a hassle on their own, that’s for sure. We like to think of symptoms that lead up to clogged drains, but we rarely think of clogged drains as symptoms themselves. They are for certain issues on their own, and at that point, you’re going to need professional plumbing services.
