Pipe Thread Sizing
In the installation industry, the measurement of the thread size is referred to as the “nominal size” of the pipe thread, which indicates the inner diameter of the pipe.
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Choosing Material
If you had to take a look inside the walls of your home, you might be surprised to see that there are different types of pipes.
Many residents may wonder why all the pipes in their homes are not the same. For the average person, this logic does make sense.
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Water Hammer Solutions
Is there a strange noise coming from your pipes (pinging, hitting, hammering, knocking, shaking, vibrating)? There’s a good chance it’s what plumbers call a water hammer and it’s usually not expensive to fix.
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Common Causes of Low Water Pressure
Water is an integral part of modern life. However, low pressure causes irritation and frustration. Every daytime work you do with water takes more time and can be extremely cumbersome.
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Water Saving Tips
If you have ever looked at your water bill and wondered how it got so high, you are not alone.
In a typical household, more than 6,300 gallons of water are wasted each year. Water conservation is not only important for your budget, but also for the environment.
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PVC Tips & Tricks
PVC pipe is a versatile pipe form that has revolutionized modern plumbing installations. PVC can be used for drainage, sewer or ventilation, but it is not suitable for water supply. In this case, the copper tube is the most used.
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Laundry Room Tips
Do you know what you would do if something went wrong in your laundry and you suddenly ended up with water damage?
If you are like most people, you may not have a quick answer to this question. After all, people tend not to think about it that long.
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Emergency Water Shut Off
There is a good chance that you’ll need the water shut off to your your home at some point.
You might have to do this for a plumbing repair or before you go on vacation.
Then there are the emergency situations:
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