Biggest Factors that Affect Drinking Water Quality
The only thing more important than having water flow from your tap is knowing your water is safe to drink. If your home is connected to the municipal water supply, that means the Washington State Department of Health monitors your…
Top 7 Plumbing Myths
Many homeowners fall prey to common plumbing myths. This misinformation can lead to clogs, backups, and pipe damage if you act on it. Learn the facts to debunk these seven plumbing myths once and for all. Plumbing Myth 1: Running…
Precautions to Prevent Basement Flooding
Seattle residents are no strangers to torrential downpours and rising water levels. Your home could be in danger of flooding every time it rains, especially if you have a basement. Indoor plumbing can also put your home at risk. Protect…
Reducing & Removing Limescale Buildup and Other Hard Water Solutions
The majority of homes in the United States have hard tap water. This means it contains minerals, including calcium and magnesium, that stay behind when the water evaporates. As a result, your faucets, showerheads, coffee maker, washing machine, and dishwashers…
Have You Checked Your Water Heater?
You might not think too much about your water heater. If you consider it for a moment, though, you’ll realize it’s one of the most important appliances in your home, providing you with the hot water you need for cooking,…
