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Topics: Plumbing in Sacramento, Drain Cleaning and Repair

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We've all stumbled on some bad advice at some point or another. And when it comes to drain cleaning, there are many widely-accepted tips that can actually do the opposite of what they're intended. For instance, chemical cleaners can actually damage pipes, often far beyond repair. Here are some popular beliefs that many homeowners have about plumbing that can have hazardous effects on your pipes. Read More

Topics: Home Plumbing, DIY, Drain Cleaning and Repair

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When renovating your home, there’s a good chance your plumbing system and fixtures will come into play at some point. Replacing existing sinks and faucets with high-efficiency alternative models is a common plumbing task homeowners take on, and while you may be pressed to contact a plumber to do the job for you, it’s more than likely you can complete the entire project on your own. Read More

Topics: Home Plumbing, Drain Cleaning and Repair

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If you’ve ever been faced with broken or damaged home water pipes, high water bills or severe performance issues, you’ve likely asked yourself what you could have done to avoid these problems altogether. The best way to preserve the health and function of your plumbing is to think preventatively; to take effective countermeasures, such as cleaning or self-inspecting your home’s plumbing, regularly. Read More

Topics: Trenchless Technology, Drain Cleaning and Repair

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Stubborn, repeat drain clogs should never be put off as minor plumbing issues. If recurring clogging or debris buildup affects your drains, there is a good chance you need thorough, more intensive cleaning than what simple plunging provides. For situations and drain clogs more severe than everyday gunk buildup, you need more powerful, professional-grade tools to fully resolve the issue. Read More

Topics: Commercial Plumbing, Home Plumbing, Drain Cleaning and Repair

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Plumbing p-traps, or drain traps, are the curved sections of everyday drain and sink fixtures that use gravity and water to seal your home from the harmful gases in city sewer systems. These traps create a natural barrier between the air in your home and the air within sewer pipes, and will often catch loose debris, dirt, hair and food waste as it passes through your drains. Read More