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 Janice Friedman | Mar 11, 2020 | Do It Yourself
A pedestal sink can make a bathroom look more open and stylish. No matter your reason for installing a pedestal sink, we’ve got you covered.
by Janice Friedman | Oct 30, 2019 | CONSUMER PLUMBING, Do It Yourself
Delta Ball-Style Shower and Kitchen Faucet Repair Before we talk about how to fix a leaky handle ball-style shower faucet I think it would be helpful for our readers to know what we are referring to. Delta Founder Alex Manoogian invented the first successful ball...
by Janice Friedman | Oct 7, 2019 | Do It Yourself, How To, PLUMBING INFO, THE PLUMBING PRO, Troubleshooting
Quick Navigation To piggyback or not?Importance of the SwitchVertical SwitchesDiaphragm SwitchesThe Tethered SwitchElectronic SwitchesChecking a Sump Pump Float SwitchReplacing a Sump Pump Switch; The Key to a Dry Basement UPDATED: July 5, 2017Sump pump switches are...
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 Janice Friedman | Sep 7, 2019 | CONSUMER PLUMBING, Do It Yourself, How To, Troubleshooting
What Plumbing Tools Should You Have in Your House Of 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 every home...
