Clogged Sewer Line Causes

Sewer lines are one of the most used plumbing systems in the house – and all this use can equate to a whole mess of problems. Unfortunately, there are no good (or safe!) DIY solutions to a clogged sewer line, but our experts at Pratt…

3 Signs of A Dirty Drain

It’s no laughing matter when you have a plumbing problem, especially one that involves your drains. In most cases, your drain will give you some advance warning before it becomes completely clogged. There are three main indicators that tell you your drain needs a good…

4 Items to Keep Out of Your Drains

The drains in your home are vulnerable to being clogged. If you know what to keep out of your drains, then you can reduce the chance of clogs ruining your day. Here are some things to keep away from the drains: Hair, especially long hair,…

Five Garbage Disposal Myths

Sometimes we use things without knowing how they work. Garbage disposals are a prime example. Learning a little about how to properly use and take care of this mechanism in your sink can save you from the headache of clogs and repairs down the line….

Things You Should Never Flush Down Your Toilet

Don’t do it! Don’t mistreat your toilet! Some things are just not meant to be flushed. The list is larger than you might expect. Plumbing is not designed to function like a general trash can. Here are some key things to avoid, and some may…

Signs You May Need a New Well Pump

The average lifespan of a below-ground well pump is 15 years, and an above-ground model has an average of 10 years. Being able to differentiate between when it is actually time to get a new pump and when a more minor fix is in order…

How Much Does a Running Toilet Really Cost

Wasting water always has an environmental and a financial cost. This is especially true for running toilets. The toilet is one of the most water-intensive appliances in a modern home. A regular flush uses about two to six gallons of water alone, depending on what…

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