FAQ

The EnergyGuide label is important when shopping for an energy-efficient product.  The U.S. government requires manufacturer’s to affix the label to a variety of products to provide a way for consumers to compare the energy use of […]

Most of the time this random occurrence is a result of poor or no venting of the fixture.  Vents allow for air flow to the toilet sewage system.  Without the vent, air pockets form in the waste […]

The practice of closing off vents in parts of your home that aren’t being used in order to save money dates back to when homes were heated from a central location, like a fireplace.  Back then it […]

First of all, a professional plumber has a good working knowledge of the systems as is required by their job. They know what parts go where and do what.  And, if there happens to be a shortage […]

Adding moisture to your home helps raise your indoor humidity level, which can fall dramatically in the wintertime as a result of constant heating. By restoring an ideal humidity level of 45 to 50%—the level recommended by […]

Most faucets work with a rubber or composition washer that closes onto a metal washer seat.  Over time, the washer will harden and crack or simply gets worn down.  This causes the faucet to leak.  You can […]

Suffering from allergies or asthma can have a negative effect on the quality of a person’s life. That is why this issue is another concern that our customers express when they call into our office. The dust […]

Temperature differences of up to three degrees from room to room are not uncommon, but often one or several rooms are uncomfortably warm or cold.  This condition could be caused by a number of factors within your […]

If there is a leak inside your home or you have a burst pipe you should first turn off your water supply at the main shutoff valve. If you do not have a main shutoff valve, or […]