by Eliot Keefe | Apr 1, 2020 | articles, Do It Yourself, How To, Troubleshooting
When an air lock occurs in your plumbing system, it can be frustrating to break it apart. It can cause jams and clogs that cause overflows and other serious problems. Thankfully, it is possible to deal with this issue in a quick and efficient manner.
by The Plumbing Info Team | Nov 12, 2019 | CONSUMER PLUMBING, How To, PLUMBING INFO, THE PLUMBING PRO, Troubleshooting
It’s Safe to Say Basement Flooding is a Big Deal in PlumbingIf you’re a victim of flooded basement, we’ve got the help you need. If your basement is flooding you’re probably asking yourself a bunch of questions. How do I fix basement flooding? How do I...
by Eliot Keefe | Nov 4, 2019 | How To
There is no telling what is happening in the pipes just a few feet down the line from the toilet. It could literally be one flush away from getting clogged. But what do you do when you do not have a plunger to unclog the mess? You may be thinking you are straight out...
by The Plumbing Info Team | Oct 7, 2019 | Do It Yourself, How To, PLUMBING INFO, THE PLUMBING PRO, Troubleshooting
UPDATED: July 5, 2017 Sump pump switches are the main link for controlling the sump pump. The main cause for sump pumps to not operate properly is the switch. Without the switch, the pump will not turn on. There are basically three types of switches; vertical,...
by Eliot Keefe | Sep 12, 2019 | Do It Yourself, How To, Installation
A toilet is made up of several components that work together to enable its operation. Most of the intricate functional gears are hidden away in the tank which is like the engine of the toilet. It is important that you know the toilet parts and how to assemble them so...
by The Plumbing Info Team | Sep 7, 2019 | CONSUMER PLUMBING, Do It Yourself, How To, Troubleshooting
What Plumbing Tools Should You Have in Your HouseOf course, as a former plumbing contractor, I’d like all consumers to call a professional plumber to fix your home plumbing woes. However, I know that’s not realistic and honestly, there are plumbing tools...
