Slow-draining pipes and clogs are a frustratingly common occurrence that has led many companies to create different drain cleaners and other tools. However, the cause of the slow draining can be one of many, since a lot of different items can end up washed down or flushed into your pipes. Scale is one such common cause of clogs.  Much like the other causes of clogs, scale buildups can be quite dangerous for your plumbing and your home if left alone

Some of the most common problems that homeowners face often have to do with their bathrooms, often more specifically their toilets.  While clogged drain pipes and sudden, mysterious leaks are surprisingly common, toilet plumbing problems are the problems that can be the most concerning. So when they find that their toilet is not filling up with water, many homeowners call us for help. It does make sense, though! A lot of nasty waste goes down a toilet’s bowl and pipes,

Cooking is a part of our human needs, so it’s only natural that something ends up disposed of, whether that’s vegetable skins or extra food that’s gone bad, or simply oil and grease from cooking.  Most types of food waste can easily be tossed into the garbage or a garbage disposal, but homeowners find it much easier to dispose of grease in their sinks. Many still ask us, though; can you pour grease down the drain? While there is a

One of the most important things about our homes is the fact that it has many of the fixtures and systems we need in our day-to-day lives.  Whether that’s our kitchen stove, a water heater, or even just our home’s reliably clean toilet, our homes have many, if not all, of the important things we need for comfortable and safe living. So when we head to the bathroom only to catch the toilet bubbling after flushing, our concerns immediately skyrocket.