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Plumbing technology has transformed dramatically over the past several decades, moving from lead and galvanized steel pipes to flexible PEX tubing,... Read More
Corrosion inside plumbing systems is an electrochemical process that occurs when metal pipes react with elements in the water or the surrounding en... Read More
Plumbers eliminate guesswork by combining traditional diagnostic skills with advanced, non-invasive technology to pinpoint the exact location and c... Read More
Teflon tape seals water supply lines by filling in the gaps and grooves of the threads, and lubricating them so they can be tightened more deeply. ... Read More
A bad pressure tank leads to air in your plumbing system primarily because of a broken air bladder, which causes the tank to become "waterlogged". ... Read More
Yes, using too much toilet paper can clog your sewer line, even though it's designed to dissolve. Thick or multi-ply paper is more likely to cause ... Read More
To find a plumbing leak in a slab, first, look for signs like a high water bill, the sound of running water, or warm spots on the floor. To confirm... Read More
Plumbing leak detection equipment works by monitoring water flow, pressure, sound, or temperature to identify abnormalities that indicate a leak. C... Read More
A plumber unclogs a main sewer line using specialized tools like motorized augers (drain snakes), hydro-jetting, and video cameras to loc... Read More
Backflow preventer testing costs typically range from $50 to $250, depending on the device and location. Expect annual testing, which includes a pr... Read More
