One of the trickiest parts of running a top-tier winery is managing the flow of water to your vines. Too much or too little water can ruin the flavor of the finished product, or even cause crop damage that reduces your yields. Because of this, it is vital that the irrigation system that you use is kept in peak condition.
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There are many reasons why you may want to replace your existing water main. You could find debris in your drinking water, have weak flow to your water faucets in the home, a skyrocketing water utility bill, or you could even notice large puddles of standing water in your yard between your water meter and your home. Any of these problems can be evidence of a problem with your water main such as rust in the pipe or a leak in the line.
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What is a Drain Trap? A drain trap, also referred to as a U-bend or P-trap by some, is a pipe structure commonly found under your sink. This curved piece of pipe traps water within it, forming a plug that keeps sewer gases from flowing back up the pipe and into your home. This trap is also a frequent destination for hair, grease and other solid debris that forms the bulk of a clog.
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It's a scenario we all live through sooner or later: the toilet/sink/tub is backed up and failing to drain water like it should. For many homeowners this is a common occurrence. Odds are, you have in your home a number of both chemical products and physical tools designed for the express purpose of clearing a clog quickly and efficiently. The question is, which tool is the most effective one for the job?
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When you are looking for a trenchless repair solution for your home, business, or municipality, it is important that you have access to the best equipment and materials for the job. While many suppliers of trenchless or "no-dig" technology claim to have the best products and services to fit your needs, it is important to know what a company is actually offering. Sometimes, there is a world of difference between the promises a product manufacturer makes and what they are actually prepared to do.
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So, you are the proud new owner of a Sacramento area home. Congratulations! While we welcome you into our beautiful community, we would like to share with you some critical insights about how you can take care of your new home's plumbing.
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Sectional point repair is a method of repairing or reinforcing damaged underground pipelines without having to excavate the pipe for replacement. This technology falls within the category of trenchless technology, as it is a means of avoiding having to dig up the ground around the pipe in order to effect repairs.
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When experiencing a damaged pipe, the stress involved can be almost incapacitating. Certain questions can come to mind: how much is a replacement pipe going to cost? How long is the process going to take? Will the replacement damage my property or the environment around it? These extra questions can cause a strong amount of worry, but trenchless technologies are the solution. Trenchless technologies are cost-effective, they do not take up more time than they need to, and they are safe for the environment. One such trenchless technology is directional boring, but what is directional boring, and what are the benefits?
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When it comes to cleaning out sewer lines, there are a couple different methods that can be implemented. Either you can stick an object in the pipes and dislodge the obstructions that way, or you can utilize pressure. While both of them have their pros and cons, in the end, we think that pressure is the way to go.
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