How to Clean a Sink Trap
Is your sink clogged?
Discover how to clear up the trap and get back to normal again.
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What is the Best Drain Cleaner?
Whenever there is a clogged drain, people tend to do one of two things:
Either reach for a phone to call a plumber, or a scathing industrial chemical clog remover/drain cleaner.
How to Install a Dishwasher
Buying a dishwasher from a dedicated outlet often means the connections would be done by the delivery team, and they may even haul away the old one.
However, if you buy a dishwasher from an online retailer or big-box home improvement store, you may have to pay a substantial charge for its connection since it normally is not included in the price.
Kitchen Remodel for Beginners
“Kitchens sell homes.” This saying has become popular in the real estate space over many years. The kitchen is among the first things considered by house hunters, because it serves the entire home and is frequently used by families.
Whether creating the dream kitchen you desire or selling your home, your kitchen renovation will first of all require some budgeting and planning.
The following steps will guide you on your kitchen remodeling journey.
Do You Need New Water Pipes?
A whole house repipe is perhaps one of the biggest, most terrifying household repair project for homeowners.
The fact is that it’s overwhelming for a whole lot of people to think about potential home plumbing problems.
7 Ideas to Make Your Kitchen Timeless
At Clovis Plumbing Services, we see many different kitchen trends, and as such we know how easy it is to be distracted by the modern designs on Pinterest and the likes, only to get sick of it after a few years.
However, there’s a high chance your present kitchen will be remodeled just once. Besides, the National Association of REALTORS® “Remodeling Impact Report” puts the national average cost of a full kitchen remodel at $60,000.
Is Pex Pipe Expensive to Install?
PEX or Copper – Which is better?
There are several advantages of PEX over copper, including:
Less expensive. PEX tubing of half-inch costs less than copper by about a third. Instead, you’ll spend some of the amount saved to buy a special installation tool. But for a medium-to-large scale plumbing project, you’ll end up saving more on a pex pipe replacement.