Do You Have Plumbing Problems In Your New Home?

July 10, 2010
By JoeThePlumber
Do You Have Plumbing Problems In Your New Home?

Even a newly-built home can surprise you with plumbing problems. How could that be, you say? Actually, even in new construction, mistakes can be made. Planning problems may reveal themselves as plumbing failures latter on. Low-quality fixtures and materials may be used, to save on construction cost. And accidents happen, even with good intentions....
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Summertime AC Help:

June 27, 2010
By JoeThePlumber
Summertime AC Help:

Oh no, what was that sound? Not the AC failing, I hope. Say it isn’t so. But if you fear the worst, and your air-conditioning unit is not performing up to par, try these easy tips before calling your local AC repair people. 1. Check the filters: Filter replacement promotes good air conditioning function. 2. Clear...
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Early Plumbing Materials:

June 12, 2010
By JoeThePlumber

Early plumbing involved the use of clay, cast-iron, and copper pipes. There were other materials, including wood and bored stone, but clay, cast-iron, and copper were the standbys. Historically more effort was put into ways to bring water into town and into buildings than was spent on channeling waste water away. If a carefully...
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How to find a good plumber:

May 29, 2010
By JoeThePlumber

How do you search for a plumber? Certain qualities are basic, though you of course will have your own requirements in mind, depending upon the type of plumbing help you need. You certainly have a right to inquire concerning the reliability of the people that will be coming into your home. You should expect careful...
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