How Do You Detect Leaks? Exploring Different Methods
Leaks in your home can often go undetected for long periods, leading to costly damage if not caught early. Whether a slow drip from a… View Article Read More
January 6
Ice Skating Rink… Made by a Plumber?!
Wow, it’s been a really warm winter here in Nanaimo on Vancouver Island, BC! Usually, we get at least one super cold week where water… View Article Read More
December 11
Do Green Copper Pipes Need to be Replaced?
Copper pipes are a strong, long-lasting component of many residential plumbing systems. However, homeowners may discover that their copper pipes are becoming green with time…. View Article Read More
November 12
7 Tips to Get Your Plumbing Ready For Winter
It’s that time of year when the temperatures begin to drop here in Nanaimo, BC. While snow is unpredictable in our region, preparing your home… View Article Read More
October 17
How Often Should Sewer Lines be Cleaned?
Sewer lines are essential to the health and functionality of your plumbing system. These special plumbing pipes carry wastewater away from your property’s drains for… View Article Read More
September 17
What “Jetting a Sewer Line” Means
A clean and well-maintained sewer system ensures your home remains safe, functional, and free from unpleasant sewage surprises. Unfortunately, issues like sewer backups can arise,… View Article Read More
August 13
10 Signs You Have a Water Leak
Leaks aren’t always dramatic events with gushing water. Some leaks are slow, often hidden inside the ceiling and walls and underneath slabs. Approximately 10% of… View Article Read More
July 23
Are Drain Cleaners Safe For Septic Systems?
Pouring drain cleaner down a sink, toilet or shower is the first thing most people do when their plumbing gets clogged. In most cases, a… View Article Read More
June 24
How Does The Summer Heat Affect Your Plumbing?
As temperatures rise during the summer months, many homeowners in Blue Springs, MO, are focused on staying cool and comfortable. However, it’s important not to… View Article Read More
May 22
How to Identify Poly B Plumbing and Why You Should Replace It
Polybutylene (Poly B) plumbing was widely used in homes built between the late 1970s and mid-1990s due to its low cost and ease of installation…. View Article Read More
