Helpful plumbing tips, prevention advice, and repair insights for common household issues—plus guidance on when to call a plumber.
Water Conservation – How to Save Water this Summer Wondering how to save water this summer? We’ve got you covered with these ten easy water saving tips! As temperatures rise, population increases, and industry and agriculture expand across the province, water conservation is becoming more and more important, especially
The cold winter months can take a toll on your home’s water system. Sub-zero temperatures can lead to frozen pipes, which not only inhibits your water supply, but can lead to thousands of dollars in damages if the pipes burst. Luckily, there are steps you can take to winterize your
Your water main line is the pipe that connects your home’s plumbing to your community’s public water system. It usually runs underground and is the main source for your house’s water. Don’t confuse your main line with your sewer line, which transports used water out to a septic system or
If there has been a funky smell going on in your kitchen that you haven’t been able to place, chances are that it’s coming from your garbage disposal. A lot of people have the idea that garburators are magically “self-cleaning”. Dish soap goes down there all the time, right? Nothing
Are you purchasing an old home? If you are shopping the housing market in Vancouver, then you’ll be fully aware that buying an older home can be one of your only options when it comes to purchasing a single-family house in the area. Older homes can be brimming with character
Is your plumbing ready for the rainy season? When people think of fall and winter-readiness for their plumbing, they likely think about pipes bursting and breaking during below-zero weather. Homeowners in Vancouver might assume that means they don’t need to worry about winter-proofing their plumbing. We don’t get that cold
Experiencing a slow-emptying toilet bowl or a clogged toilet? Is it overflowing or does the water keep running? If so, the chances are that you can do a basic fix to take care of the problem. And if the problem persists, then call out the experts to fix it for
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
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
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
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