Topics: Commercial Drain Cleaning, Commerical Plumbing Drain and Pipe Repair

The Final Verdict on Commercial Drain Cleaners

Posted by William Heinselman on Dec 10 2018

It’s an age old debate: What works best for drain cleaning and what doesn’t? Are chemical solutions actually safe to use on piping? How much toilet paper is too much? Okay, the last question is more from a personal perspective, but the other questions are extremely relevant when you find yourself battling a clog in your commercial plumbing. A clog can be a real annoyance and prevent your commercial or home plumbing systems from working properly. Sometimes, though, they just end up happening. Read More

Topics: Trenchless Technology

How Can Hydro-Jetting Improve Plumbing In Your Building

Posted by William Heinselman on Nov 30 2018

We all get a clogged toilet every now and then. A little too much toilet paper down the drain is nothing to stress over. You grab the plunger, give it a few pushes, and then you’re welcomed by the sweet sound of a swirling flush. Easy! Read More

Topics: Repair Toilets

Blocked Toilet: When to Call a Professional

Posted by William Heinselman on Nov 27 2018

Next to killing a spider, fixing a clogged toilet is a household job no one wants to have. Unfortunately, it is a duty that must be performed from time to time; no pun intended. The real issue is knowing when a plunger just won’t be enough to get the job done, and when it’s time to call in the professional plumber. Read More

Topics: Commercial PLumbing, DIY plumbing

How To Self-Inspect Your Commercial Plumbing

Posted by William Heinselman on Nov 19 2018

While being your own plumber may not fit the definition of glamorous, having the skills of a well-versed handyman can be very useful, especially in cases of emergency. Homeowners and business owners alike can find great benefits in being their own go-getter. No area is off limits, and that includes self-inspecting your commercial plumbing. Read More

Topics: water heater temperature, water heater problems, broken water heater, Water Heater Repair, Replacement

How Many Years is a Water Heater Good For?

Posted by William Heinselman on Nov 9 2018

Topics: Water Bills, Repairs, Leaks, Pressure

Water Filtration Process: How Do Water Filters Work?

Posted by William Heinselman on Nov 2 2018

Topics: home plumbing, plumbing problems

What Are Plumbing Vents and Why Are They Important?

Posted by William Heinselman on Oct 30 2018

Most homeowners have a pretty good idea of how the basic elements of their home’s plumbing functions. They may know how to clear a simple drain clog or even replace the odd fixture or two. But there are a few aspects of home plumbing that remain a bit exotic and unexplained even for the intrepid do-it-yourselfer. Read More

Topics: Plumbing Tips, Inspection, How To, Preventative, Trenchless Technology, Pipe Lining, Relined, Inspection

Repiping Your Sacramento Home

Posted by William Heinselman on Oct 5 2018

Does the plumbing system in your Sacramento area home have issues? Is the system riddled with leaks, faults, and bad connections? Or, are you preparing to sell your old Sacramento home and are worried that antiquated pipes may be a sore point for potential buyers in a tough housing market? Maybe you just want to update the piping in your home to something new that meets the current California plumbing code. Read More

Topics: trenchless technologies

ISTT’s Annual No-Dig Conference on Trenchless Technology

Posted by William Heinselman on Oct 3 2018

The second week of October promises to be an exciting time for fans of trenchless technology. That’s because the International Society of Trenchless Technology (ISTT) will be hosting its annual No-Dig Conference and Exhibition in Cape Town, South Africa on October 8-9, 2018. Read More

Topics: Drain Cleaning, Commerical Plumbing Drain and Pipe Repair

5 Ways You’re Ruining Your Drains (and What You Can Do)

Posted by William Heinselman on Sep 24 2018

When it comes to proper home plumbing care, what you don’t know can hurt you quite a bit. Some of the worst damage and clogs result not from unusual circumstances, but seemingly normal, everyday habits that can cause long term problems if they’re allowed to continue. Fortunately, many of these behaviors are quite easily corrected, provided you have a basic understanding of how drain pipes and traps function. Read More

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