Burst pipes can happen at any time, but the most common time they occur in Maryland is during the chilly winter months. The older your home is, the more likely your pipes will leak. Burst pipes can go unnoticed for days, weeks, or months until you see signs of staining from water damage. Water damage … [Read More]

If you are on city water and have a broken water line, who’s responsible for fixing it? The answer depends on where the water line breaks. While many homeowners are under the assumption that anything outside of their home is not their responsibility, a broken water line could be. Generally, a broken water line connecting … [Read More]

You’re probably here because your drains are slow to empty, or you’re getting recurring clogs that leave standing water in your shower or sink. If you haven’t found a solution to your problem, hydro jetting may be the answer. Hydro jetting uses high-powered water to clear pipes and lines in your sewer or main water … [Read More]

Tankless water heaters, also known as on-demand water heaters, provide hot water whenever you need it. They are more efficient than most storage tank water heaters and take up less room than their storage tank counterparts. But, tankless on-demand water heaters can be more expensive initially than storage tank water heaters. They are almost always … [Read More]

If you suspect sewer replacement is looming over your household, take a deep breath. How will you know you need a sewer replacement? There are indicators to look for, or you may have noticed several telltale signs. Don’t wait to correct sewer damage; you could have many problems rear their ugly heads. Your best course … [Read More]

The two most common plastic pipe types are ABS pipes and PVC pipes. What’s the difference, and which is better? Plastic pipes are preferred for home plumbing projects, especially when replacing old metal or cast iron pipes. They’re cheap, lightweight, and won’t corrode like metal or iron pipes. You also don’t have to worry about … [Read More]