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The drains in your home have an important role to play in the overall function of your plumbing system. Each drain carries water away from a faucet or appliance, and every drain is connected to a single sewer line that transports all wastewater from your home to your municipal sewer.
If you’re handy around the home, it can be tempting to try tackling plumbing problems without the help of a professional. However, plumbing systems are complex and require experience and knowledge to repair; the fact that your plumbing supply pipes and drains are hidden from sight can further complicate attempts to diagnose problems or make repairs without the right tools or knowledge.
Home plumbing systems aren’t designed to last forever, and certain components may wear out or fall out of fashion much more quickly than others. Your plumbing should not only meet your every day needs but provide an efficient and worry-free function that you can expect to continue for several years as well.
Over time, however, these leaks can lead to water losses that amount to thousands of gallons each year, which not only wastes valuable resources, but also raises your monthly utility costs.
Taking the time now to ensure your furnace is ready to heat your home this winter can reduce stress and keep your heating bills low once it’s time to flip your thermostat from “cool” to “heat.”
Regardless of your budget or the types of changes you want to make, your Orem plumber can help you reduce the impact of your plumbing system on the local and global environment.
If you’re like most people, you take indoor plumbing for granted. But this technology didn’t spring up out of nowhere. In fact, the history of plumbing dates back further than you probably realize. Let’s explore when plumbing was invented and how it evolved over the centuries.
The kitchen garbage disposal makes short work of smelly food scraps, easing dinner prep and cleanup. But many people don’t know how to properly care for their garbage disposal, leading to frequent jams, leaks, clogs, and other problems. Keep your disposal running trouble-free by following these dos and don’ts.
Cold air blowing from the air vents is one of the most common furnace problems Utah homeowners experience. Discover the possible reasons why your heater is blowing cold air and some troubleshooting tips to help you heat things up again.
