4 Signs That a Main Sewer Line Is Clogged
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17 December 2015
If you have noticed a foul smell in the yard, plumbing fixtures acting oddly, or multiple plumbing issues around the same time, you might be dealing with a main sewer line clog. Unlike a clog in your shower or kitchen sink, a main sewer drain clog is considered an emergency. It can cause raw sewage to come back up your drains and lead to a lot of damage. It is important to know the signs of this type of clog so you can get an emergency plumber out right away.
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Indoor Plumbing Issues: Common Culprits Responsible for Blocked Drains
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17 December 2015
Having drains or pipes that won't flow freely inside your house is a big nuisance; clogged pipes will allow wastewater to stay in your house, making your house look unhygienic and sometimes even smell awful. Very few homeowners are yet to face or will never face the issue of blocked drains. This is because it is virtually impossible to avoid encountering the problem of clogged drains when you are using the drainage system in your house.
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How to Find a Leak in Your House
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7 December 2015
Of all the plumbing issues to have, leaking pipes can be among the most frustrating. From water damage, to flooded basements, to burst pipes, leaks can cause major damage, but they are often times difficult to locate if signs aren't obvious. Use some of the helpful hints below to see if your house could be suffering from a leaky pipe.
1. Check Your Water Pressure
If you have noticed that the water coming out of your shower or faucet has diminished in force recently, you probably have a leak somewhere along the system.
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Special Considerations When Adding a Bathroom to Your Basement
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3 November 2015
For people who have turned their basements into game rooms, exercise rooms or even an extra bedroom, adding a bathroom is the last piece of installation that ultimately transforms this space. Adding a bathroom in the basement makes life easier for the users of this space as well as increasing the value of your home. This project, however, does not fit the conventional DIY jobs. Adding a bathroom to your basement requires special assistance from both plumbers and construction contractors.
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