Plumbing
The topic of indoor plumbing is one that homeowners rarely
concern themselves with--until they discover a leak, run out of hot water,
or begin to remodel the house. While the temptation may be to call a plumbing
contractor to handle things, a little patience and a willingness to experiment
may make plumbing repairs more straightforward than you think.
Understanding how your plumbing system functions will take some of the guess work out of planning your next renovation, or, at the very least, allow you to ask the right questions the next time you call a plumber to fix a leaky faucet. GO!
Bathtubs are both a functional and an aesthetic feature—and as much of a luxury purchase as a necessity. But before you buy a big new tub consider these important factors. GO!
Keeping up with the flow of things in and around your home's water system. GO!
A Primer on Drinking Water, Hard Water & Problem Water Concerns and Solutions. GO!
Drainage,
Wastewater, and Vent Systems
The task of removing water and waste belongs to the DWV system. GO!
Energy
Efficient Water Heating
Water heating is the third largest energy expense in your home. It typically
accounts for about 14 percent of your utility bill. GO!