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Slow drains in newer Knoxville homes (typically post-1985 with PVC plumbing) usually have a single cause: a localized clog from hair, soap, or food... Read More
Most drains in Knoxville homes can handle water, mild soap, and liquid waste from normal cooking and cleaning. What they cannot handle, and what ca... Read More
A sewer camera inspection sends a flexible cable with a small waterproof camera through the sewer line and records the interior condition end to en... Read More
Knoxville municipal water consistently meets EPA Safe Drinking Water Act standards as measured by KUB at the treatment plant. The water that arrive... Read More
Water softeners are widely misunderstood. The most common misconceptions include believing a softener also filters out contaminants like chlorine o... Read More
Most water softener maintenance is homeowner-friendly. Knoxville homeowners can handle salt refills (every 6 to 8 weeks for an average household), ... Read More
A whole-home water filter that works correctly is invisible. The water tastes clean, the fixtures stay clear of scale, and the system runs without ... Read More
Knoxville municipal water averages around 90 mg/L hardness, which puts it in the moderately hard range. The dissolved calcium and magnesium mineral... Read More
Two of the highest-impact aging-in-place bathroom upgrades for Knoxville homeowners are comfort-height toilets and walk-in showers. Comfort-height ... Read More
Older Knoxville homes (especially those built before 1980) often have bathrooms in the 30 to 50-square-foot range. These small footprints respond w... Read More
