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Common Drain Line Problems

Posted on 8th January, by carrolladmin in Plumbing.

Plumbing, sewage and drainage systems make up a complex network of pipes, drains and vents.  This is often referred to as the drain-waste-vent system (DWV).  It’s likely that unless you live in new construction, these systems in your home are quite old.  Considering that plumbing is installed while the home is built, the age of […]

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Residential Natural Gas

Posted on 26th November, by carrolladmin in Heating.

Residential gas is a highly desired convenience.  The way natural gas works is that every home has an individual service line that is connected to the homeowner’s gas meter.  From there it’s similar to how the plumbing system provides your home’s water supply.  Gas lines are routed and branched off to run throughout the home, […]

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Garbage Disposal Do’s and Don’ts

Posted on 20th November, by carrolladmin in Plumbing.

We’re all guilty of putting too much leftover food in the sink or letting drops of grease sneak into the garbage disposal.  Over time, the grime and remnants from these foods can build up to create a major clog.  Improper disposal of waste is actually the most common culprit of a clogged kitchen sink, and […]

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The Real Cost of Drips and Leaks

Posted on 10th November, by carrolladmin in Plumbing.

Did you know that if one drip from your faucet fills an 8 ounce glass every 15 minutes, it will waste approximately 180 gallons per month?  This is the equivalent of 2,160 gallons a year.  When added up, it’s almost enough water to take a shower every day for 4 months.  That might sound impossible, […]

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Basic Plumbing Guidelines for Homeowners

Posted on 5th October, by carrolladmin in Plumbing.

Homeownership requires constant maintenance and regular upkeep. Knowing your way around the main systems that make up your home’s framework is really important. HVAC and plumbing are two of the primary systems that run a home, and both involve regular maintenance. Plumbing, in particular, is not a one and done deal. Routine maintenance is required […]

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5 Telltale Signs of Water Heater Failure

Posted on 2nd October, by carrolladmin in Water Heaters.

Water heaters are important to the comfort and functionality of a home. A disruption in hot water supply isn’t just inconvenient, but usually it’s an emergency situation. However, it’s inevitable that over time internal parts can corrode or become covered in mineral buildup. Unless you decide to perform maintenance on your water heater, efficiency is […]

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Seasonal Air Conditioning Maintenance and Winterizing Tips

Posted on 30th September, by carrolladmin in Cooling.

Fall temperatures are quickly approaching in Virginia, and we’re already getting a nice taste of cool breezes and crisp air. This means that we’ll get a much needed break from air conditioning. Before we know it, air conditioning will be shut down in lieu of heat. While homeowners are eager to turn off the air, […]

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