To many people across the United States, summer is considered one of the best seasons of the year. After a few long months of snow, rain, and chilly weather, the combination of the sun shining and the weather warming up makes everyone much happier.  However, there are times when the pipes in your home suddenly burst, and often at the most inopportune times. Many homeowners are left wondering; why do pipes burst in summer? More often than not, the change

When it comes to odd water problems, few of them can be as nasty as having reddish-brown water flowing out of your taps. More often than not, this water can even smell bad, typically carrying a metallic scent along with its odd coloring.  To many people, rusty water can be quite upsetting, especially if it happens suddenly and without a clear reason why. The good news is, though, that said water isn’t harmful to you at all. That doesn’t mean

More than many homeowners would like to admit that blocked pipes are a common occurrence in many states. Though the most common cause of these blockages is a mix of food grime and hair forming a clog higher up in the plumbing system, the home’s sewer lines are just as likely to see blockages.  Due to how hard these blockages are to find, many homeowners are often rushed to question whether sewer pipe replacement or relining is their best solution.