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Plumbing permits in the Knoxville area are generally handled by the City of Knoxville for properties inside city limits and by Knox County Codes Ad... 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
Many properties in northeastern Knox County use onsite wastewater systems because public sanitary sewer is not available at every location. Northea... 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
Newer subdivision homes and older Knox County homes may show different plumbing risks, but construction age does not determine the condition of an ... Read More
To quickly winterize your plumbing, disconnect outdoor hoses, drain hose bibs, and insulate exposed exterior pipes in crawl spaces and along garage... Read More
Key Takeaways Tree roots are one of the leading causes of sewer line damage across East Tennessee, especially in older neighborhoods with ... Read More
Key Takeaways CIPP pipe lining and pipe bursting are both trenchless sewer repair methods that avoid digging up most of the yard, but they... Read More
Key Takeaways Recurring sewer backups in older Knoxville homes usually point to a structural problem in the sewer line, not a single clog ... Read More
Key Takeaways Sump pumps handle groundwater seepage, while sewage ejector pumps move wastewater from basement fixtures up to the main sewe... Read More
