Plumbing: A Guide to Pipes, Pumps and Water Pressure

Posted on: 31 March 2016
Bathrooms can smell bad if the person who last used the toilet either forgot to flush or experienced a particularly nasty bout of gastric distress. However, persistent smells are often caused by sewer gas entering the room through one of the fixtures, and this can be unhealthy as well as unpleasant. If you can't get rid of the smell in your bathroom, it's likely that one of these four problems has developed.
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Posted on: 10 February 2016
Hot water is vital to having a comfortable shower or washing dishes when the temperature dips outside, but every so often, you may face a leak in your hot water systems. While this may seem like a small nuisance, it can quickly turn into a catastrophe by damaging the structural integrity of your walls and floors. Here are some quick steps to undertake when you notice a leak in your hot water systems.
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Posted on: 16 November 2015
Occasional plumbing problems are inevitable in every home. Sometimes, the issues that occur are minor and easy to handle, but other times emergencies that need professional handling may arise. Different emergencies require different attention, and that's why this article aims to inform you when the plumbing issues may require professional handling. Lack of hot water Lack of hot water in your home could be a result of a leaking hot water tank or problems with the water heater.
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Posted on: 26 October 2015
The rapid development of Australia's residential, commercial and industrial sectors have increased the amount of impermeable areas, hence increasing runoff volume and frequency. The impact of this result could have adverse impact on the natural environment, hence the great efforts by the Australian government to minimize this impact through drainage excavation. The process involves the removal of rock or soil from a given site in order to form an open face or a hole used for drainage.
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