You may have heard all the hype surrounding indoor air quality, and it’s likely that you thought to yourself, “What’s the point?”
We are here to tell you that there certainly is a point to having the right combination of indoor air quality systems in place. As you may have already guessed, improved indoor air quality equals improved health and easier breathing, especially for those with allergies and weakened immune systems. But what else do these systems offer?
If not for your health, consider improving your indoor air quality for your air conditioner. Yes, that’s right: your air conditioner. Your AC can benefit greatly from having the right indoor air quality systems installed, and below, we are going to tell you how (hint: it’ll save you money!). All you have to do is keep reading to find out more!
You likely don’t think about your main sewer line a whole lot–why would you? It’s buried deep underground, it’s hidden from sight, and if it’s working as it should, you shouldn’t even notice its existence. However, your main sewer line is one of the most important, if not THE most important aspect of your entire plumbing system, as its main function is to remove all the wastewater from your home. This should be reason enough to give it a thought every now and again.
Every homeowner dreads the idea of their home becoming submerged under water. Of course, the likelihood of your home transforming into a submarine isn’t that great. However, any amount of flooding is enough to cause serious water damage. Naturally, some areas of your home are more vulnerable than others: basements, crawlspaces, and any other area that’s below ground level are more susceptible to rain-induced flooding.
Spring is officially here, which means that now is the perfect time to prep for summer! Enjoying the perfect summer means stocking up on sunscreen, digging out your change for the ice cream truck, and ensuring that your air conditioner is in good working condition. Of course, taking care of any AC repairs doesn’t quite sound as fun as going bathing suit shopping, but it is important nonetheless. You want to be sure that when you turn on your AC for the first time this year that it is ready to keep you cool and comfortable.
When you need an oil change, you bring your car to the mechanic, right? And when you have the flu, you visit your doctor, correct? So, why shouldn’t the same principle apply when it comes to your 
When you have a dirty floor, you mop it. When you have a dusty bookshelf, you dust it. So, what do you do when your drain pipes are dirty? Do you vacuum them? Do you spray them down with a homemade vinegar cleaner? Well, no. When you have dirty drain pipes, you need to call in a professional 
Considering just how large and complex your plumbing system is, locating the source of a leak or a clog can be quite a difficult task. However, the latest plumbing technologies have made it much easier for plumbers to locate and fix hard to reach leaks and clogs. If you find yourself dealing with a plumbing issue, your 
The average leak is not usually grounds for a plumbing emergency. But then again, “slab leaks” are not your average leaks.
If you have found yourself in the constant cycle of repairing pipe after pipe, it might be time to consider whole-house repiping. Sure, a leak or a blockage from time to time is nothing to get overly concerned about, however, at some point, repairing or replacing one section of pipe at a time isn’t going to cut it. Instead, replacing the entirety of your plumbing system might be the best solution for your home.
