Plumbing: A Guide to Pipes, Pumps and Water Pressure

Posted on: 23 May 2016
Typically, homeowners will only consider replacing their hot water service after their current system has begun failing. In these instances, you are more likely to try to get the fastest replacement rather than taking your time to establish what would be best suited to your needs. As such, you will find homeowners making the mistake of selecting a hot water system based on affordability rather than how best it would serve your residence.
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Posted on: 20 May 2016
When your home has a blocked bathtub drain, you might try a few simple home remedies to get it flowing again, and sometime adding baking soda and vinegar or just using a plunger on the drain can be enough to clear a simple clog. However, there are some things that many homeowners do when their drains are blocked that can actually make the situation worse and wind up costing them even more money down the road.
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Posted on: 9 May 2016
A efficient sprinkler system relies on many components to function effectively, but one that is perhaps overlooked is the water filter. Contrary to popular belief, filters are not only a requirement for agricultural-scale irrigation systems -- whether your sprinklers draw water from the mains or from collected rainwater, detritus and sediment from unfiltered water can build up in delicate moving parts and drastically shorten the lifespan of your system. Fortunately, small-scale filters for lawn sprinkler systems are readily available.
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Posted on: 12 April 2016
If your kitchen pipe suddenly bursts, then you're dealing with an emergency that needs quick thinking and speedy action to ensure minimal damage to your home. While a qualified plumber best deals with any burst pipe situation, you naturally need to undertake some quick-thinking steps to prevent irreparable damage to your kitchen appliances and other areas of your home because of the burst pipe. Turn Off The Main Water Supply To The Kitchen
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