Month: March 2020
A Breath Of Fresh Air: How IAQ Can Help Keep You Safe
Many Canadian are now spending more time indoors due to the Covid-19 virus, and with allergy season soon approaching, it may be a good time to think about Indoor air quality and air filtration through heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems. With today’s enclosed and tight building construction, the air inside your home is considered
6 Plumbing tips for new Vancouver Homeowners and Renters
This article is written for recent home buyers or renters to let you know some of the areas of your dwelling you might want to check to ensure safety and that your equipment is functioning properly. Poly-B Piping Polybutylene piping is one of the leading causes of floods in homes built between the 1970s and
What are the Dangers of Poly-B Piping/ Plumbing in Your Home?
Poly-B piping is a grey colored plastic pipe used to supply water in your home. This type of piping was very common in homes built between the 1970’s and early 90’s in the Metro Vancouver area. At the time, poly-B was a great alternative to copper piping as it was both easier to work with
Top Reasons Why You Need an Emergency Plumber
Whether it’s a clogged drain or toilet, a sudden back-up, flooding, leaking faucet or pipes, a lack of water pressure, a broken hot water tank or other plumbing crisis… these events don’t just happen between the hours of 9-5, from Monday to Friday. A burst pipe often happens when you least expect it and you’ll
