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KUB administers grease control requirements for Knoxville food service facilities through its Fats, Oils, and Grease program. KUB determines the ty... Read More
Preparing home plumbing before a long trip starts with reducing pressure and limiting the chance of leaks or freeze damage. Closing the main shutof... Read More
A private well in Union County is tested on the owner's schedule or not at all, because Tennessee does not require ongoing water quality testing of... Read More
Many properties in northeastern Knox County use onsite wastewater systems because public sanitary sewer is not available at every location. Northea... Read More
A commercial water heater heats and stores potable water delivered directly to fixtures, dish machines, and hand sinks. A boiler heats water for ci... Read More
The boundary between homeowner plumbing work and professional work in Knoxville is set by consequence and by code, not by apparent difficulty. Tenn... Read More
The service life of a sewer lateral in Knoxville depends mainly on the pipe material, installation quality, soil conditions, tree roots, drainage g... Read More
A practical home plumbing maintenance schedule combines monthly checks, seasonal tasks, annual reviews, and prompt attention to warning signs. Mont... Read More
The main water shutoff valve in a Knoxville home sits where the water service line enters the structure, most often on an interior wall of a baseme... Read More
Rusty or discolored hot water in a Knoxville home is diagnosed by comparing the hot tap to the cold tap at the same fixture. When only the hot wate... Read More
