Category: Plumbing Repairs

  • Ohio weather can go from 0 to 10 in a heartbeat. One minute it is -5 degrees and six days later, 65 degrees! When the temperature is scheduled to drop below 10 degrees for several days in row, this can wreak havoc on your pipes. Do you know what to […]

  • Gas shutoff valves control the supply of gas in residential homes and businesses. These devices enable owners to turn off localized gas supply to a particular gas appliance or natural gas supply to an entire property. These devices also act as safety installations that enable turning off the gas supply […]

  • Most of us are familiar with the term “hard water,” but what does it mean? Hard refers to the level of dissolved minerals present in the water. Various minerals may be found, but it usually includes certain amounts of magnesium and calcium that contribute to the hardness or softness of […]

  • Think about the title of this blog post for a second. When you have a plumbing problem that needs immediate attention, are you looking for a mediocre plumbing service? How about one that’s not bad, or even pretty good? Not likely. When water is damaging your walls or soaking your […]

  • Labor Day is approaching, and that means the end of summer is nearly upon us. Now is the time to make any needed Labor Day plumbing repairs. You’ll want to assess your plumbing both indoors and outdoors to make sure there are no problems that need to be fixed before […]

  • The real estate market in Greater Cleveland is booming, and all over town first-time home buyers are moving into their new digs. Owning your own home is exciting – it’s easy for all of us to remember how excited we were to move into our first house. But with that […]

  • When we think about our home’s plumbing, it seems that we automatically think about everything that’s going on inside the home, like sinks, showers, bathtubs, pipes and fixtures. But there’s more to your home’s plumbing system. Don’t forget you’ve got outside spigots, possibly an in-ground sprinkler system, and a sewer […]

  • Water pressure problems around the home can often indicate a serious problem, such as a broken pipe. At other times, low pressure is just annoying, such as when your kitchen sink sprayer stops working properly. Here are a few things you can do on your own when the sink sprayer […]

  • With St. Patrick’s Day in the rearview mirror, Spring is just around the corner in Northeast Ohio. With Daylight Savings Time stretching sunlight beyond the dinner hour, homeowners are itching to get outdoors to clean up the garage or the yard. The last thing you want is to get bogged […]