5 Steps to Water Works in the Kitchen
Maybe it’s just me. But I often get the urge for heavy duty water pressure in the kitchen sink. You know, the kind that will blast...
Read MoreSpankin’ New Shower Enclosures
Have you ever gutted, dry walled, renovated and had to install a shower and tub in a bathroom? Well, I haven’t. But I have had to...
Read MoreWater Damage Repair: What Can You Salvage
When water damage occurs, the first step is assessing the source of the water and thus its category. This is important because the...
Read MoreWater Heaters Have Gone Hybrid
Tankless water heaters have been the rage for sometime but if you still crave a more traditional water heater but want the energy savings...
Read MorePermaFLOW – The No Clog Drain at 2010 Builders’ Show
We appreciate simple products that upon visual inspection are easy to recognize what purpose they serve. The PermaFLOW is one such...
Read More4 Laundry Room Plumbing Tips
Installing a laundry room facility is often the last step in a home, as it can be expensive. When you do decide to install your laundry...
Read MorePrevent Frozen Pipes This Winter
It’s bitter cold outside and you go to turn on your water or take a bath and, surprise! No water. There’s a good chance that...
Read MoreBeware: Unclogging a Bathtub Drain with Zip-It Can Be Disgusting
The Zip-It is one of the easiest tools around to unclog drains especially in a bathtub. It won’t damage pipes like Draino and other...
Read MoreThe Bathroom Reinvented: Turning to Greywater
Close loop water systems are sustainable and a major step in water conservation. Ecologist Brent Bucknum, principal of Hyphae Design Lab...
Read MoreWater Damage – The Source
Step 2: Identify the Source Water damage has three categories that identify the source of the damage. Category I is clean, potable...
Read MoreLow Water Pressure Sucks!
American’s have become used to expecting a strong stream of water from our faucets and shower heads. Thanks to larger diameter...
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