Plumbing Maintenance

The smell of spoiled eggs doesn’t exactly bring to mind the thought of fresh, clean towels and a relaxing bath time experience. And no amount of candles can truly mask the odor. Luckily, there are ways to rid your bathroom of a shower drain that smells like rotten eggs. These are some of the easiest, most common methods for taking care of the problem.

Don’t let improper use and deferred maintenance prevent your garbage disposal from working optimally. Follow these expert tips to learn how to maintain this pulverizing powerhouse, so it stays clean and performs to its potential.

Frozen water pipes are bad enough, but a frozen septic system is worse. Here’s how to avoid this wintertime nightmare.

While many homes in the United States use municipal sewers, due to factors like location, some homeowners must opt for septic tanks. Read on to learn a few fundamentals of this sewage system.

Does your toilet tank need a deep clean? Learn how to sanitize it using our simple technique and common household tools.

Need to repair a broken or leaking PVC pipe? Check out our comprehensive breakdown of how to repair pipes and the most common causes for leaks.

Water that pools around your washing machine can be caused by several issues that lead to structural damage within your home. In this guide, we detail steps that you can take to identify and fix this problem.

In this article, we’ve compiled important information on how to identify, respond to, and prevent natural gas leaks.

Intact sewer and water lines are essential to a clean and comfortable home. Read on to learn what causes sewer lines to break and how they are repaired or replaced.

Is your toilet making a gurgling sound? Read on to learn what might be causing the problem and learn a few DIY tips to help.

A home warranty can protect your septic system if it unexpectedly breaks down. Keep reading for our top septic warranty coverage recommendations.

Here’s how to fix your water pressure if you’re on city water.

Septic systems are complex and require regular maintenance. In our guide, we'll explain how a septic system works and how to take care of it.

When it comes to bad things like a sewer backup, it’s always smarter to be prepared. Read on for a few tips for handling a sewer backup.

Here’s how to make water work for you.

Use these 6 easy and inexpensive ways to increase your water heater's efficiency and longevity.