Before you even think about grabbing a shovel and randomly digging up your yard, let's take a step back. The single most important clue to finding your sewer line isn't outside at all—it’s tucked away inside your home. This initial step is all about playing detective inside your own house. It costs nothing, requires zero […]
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🔧 Why a Reamer Is Essential After Cutting a Pipe When a pipe is cut, a sharp internal edge called a burr is left behind. If that burr is not removed with a reamer, it can cause serious long-term damage: 🚫 Mineral build-up: The burr creates water turbulence (turbulation), causing mineral deposits to accumulate and
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Blog Low Water Pressure Low Water Pressure If you’re experiencing a decrease in water pressure at your property, the issue is typically within your plumbing system. The list below may help you identify the cause of the low pressure at your property. Water Softeners In many cases, the cause of a sudden change or decrease
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Blog HISTORY OF PVC Polyvinyl chloride was discovered late in the nineteenth century. Scientists observing the newly created chemical gas, vinyl chloride, also discovered that when the gas was exposed to sunlight, it underwent a chemical reaction (now recognized as polymerization) resulting in an off-white solid material. But, the solid material was so difficult to
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