Does Homeowners Insurance Cover Plumbing Problems?
Let’s explore the scenarios in which homeowners coverage does and doesn’t apply to plumbing problems, as well as the extent of that coverage.
How to Eliminate Common Plumbing Odors
We help you identify the culprit and suggest these troubleshooting tips to rid your plumbing drains and fixtures of noticeable bad odors.
WaterSense: Water-Efficient Products that Don’t Sacrifice Performance for Conservation
Learn how you can save water, money and energy by choosing efficient products that aid the conservation of a precious resource: water.
What to Do When Plumbing Water Supply Lines Malfunction
Here’s what to do when water supply components to your toilets, sinks, dishwasher and washing machine break, requiring repair or replacement.
When to Use Plumber’s Tape
Also known as plumber’s best friend, this versatile, professional-strength adhesive is useful for DIY installations and as a leak stopgap.
Plumbing Inspection Checklist for New Home Buyers
Learn how to avoid costly repairs or replacement with a plumbing inspection before offering any commitment to a new home purchase.
Hard Water and Your Plumbing Fixtures
Learn about hard water, how it impacts your plumbing fixtures and appliances and how you can address the symptoms and solve the causes.
Four Plumbing Problems that Require a Professional
It is well known that most people like to save money on home repairs. But it’s important to know which plumbing issues require a professional plumber, one with the technical training, skills and experience to diagnose and repair the problem. Here are some common issues homeowners tend to experience, and why you should leave the repairs to the professionals.
High Efficiency WaterSense Toilets
Early toilets were technically simple: something to sit on over a hole in the ground. Eventually—and thankfully—enterprising minds invented the flushable toilet and the sewer systems that took our waste away and let us focus on other, more pleasant things. But, when our beloved planet’s imminent peril became the subject of discussion back in the 1980s, we turned our attention back to this lowly piece of porcelain and began a much needed march toward high efficiency toilets.