How Does Water Pressure and Flow Work?

Posted by William Heinselman on Oct 21 2020

It’s all due to water pressure and flow that you are able to turn on your kitchen faucet and wash your hands. The revolution of indoor plumbing has made water pressure a necessity for a majority of the world. Imagine living without a working faucet in your bathrooms, kitchens, or anywhere else! Read More

Topics: Home Plumbing

Should I Convert From A Septic System to a Sewer System

Posted by William Heinselman on Oct 9 2020

All homes dispose of wastewater in one of two ways — a septic tank or a sewer line. While there are advantages and disadvantages to each, homeowners are typically not in a position to choose between the two. Read More

Topics: Plumbing in Sacramento, Pipe Leaks and Repair

Best Leak Detection Tips

Posted by William Heinselman on Sep 30 2020

Nothing can dampen your spirits faster than getting a water bill without knowing you have a leak somewhere in your home or business. If you’ve experienced this problem, then you know how high an unchecked leak can drive your water costs. Read More

Topics: Pipe Bursting, Trenchless Technology

When Should You Consider Pipe Bursting?

Posted by William Heinselman on Sep 16 2020

Your drains are draining slowly and your toilet is slow to flush. You’ve used homemade solutions to clear your drains. You’ve broken out the plunger and eventually the auger. Despite all your attempts, nothing has seemed to work! Read More

Topics: Water Heaters, DIY

DIY Steps to Water Heater Repair

Posted by William Heinselman on Aug 26 2020

Occasional water heater repair isn’t uncommon. After all, water heaters are like any other machine that requires routine maintenance from time to time. For instance, if you’re noticing you’re out of hot water or it runs out quickly, your water heater thermostat may be failing. The good thing is most problems can be solved with a simple DIY, saving a little time and money.You can do both by replacing your hot water heater’s thermostat yourself! Luckily, it’s a simple fix! Read More

Topics: Home Plumbing, DIY, Drain Cleaning and Repair

DIY Guide to Properly Remove and Clean the Drain Trap

Posted by William Heinselman on Aug 19 2020

Clogged drains happen to the best of us. When you do encounter a sink clog, it may be time to clean your drain trap. Drain traps can easily become congested with food and hair and other debris, and it’s essential that you routinely clean the traps to prevent damage to your plumbing system. Read More

Topics: Plumbing in Sacramento, Trenchless Technology, Pipe Leaks and Repair

What to Look For When Hiring a Trenchless Pipe Repair Contractor

Posted by William Heinselman on Aug 12 2020

No one likes a damaged or failed sewer pipe. Not only are they a messy frustration, but traditional repairs can be just as much of an inconvenience. Luckily, traditional methods can be left in the past! With today’s trenchless technologies, you may not need to spend thousands on pipe repairs. Read More

Topics: Plumbing in Sacramento, Home Plumbing, Drain Cleaning and Repair

Sacramento Plumbers Tips: Choosing a New Kitchen Sink

Posted by William Heinselman on Aug 12 2020

There are many things to consider when choosing a new kitchen sink! Size, type, and installation all must be considered when selecting the perfect sink for your kitchen. But, shopping for kitchen sinks shouldn’t be overwhelming! Use these kitchen sink tips when you’re considering buying a new appliance for your Sacramento home! Read More

Orangeburg sewer pipes may need to be replaced

Topics: Pipe Bursting, Trenchless Technology

Why You Should Use Trenchless Technology for Orangeburg Pipes

Posted by William Heinselman on Jul 22 2020

Were your sewer pipelines installed between 1945 and 1972? The odds are they were made from a material called Orangeburg. Sewer pipes made from this material are comprised of tar paper, making them brittle and light. Read More

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