Monthly Archives: February 2026

When Hard Water Tells a Bigger Story

This week we were in the Dove Meadows neighborhood flushing a tankless water heater as part of its required annual maintenance. Flushing isn’t optional — it’s necessary to keep the unit running efficiently and to keep the manufacturer’s warranty valid. … Continue reading

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When a Backup Is Trying to Tell You Something

Did you know that a stoppage or anything backing up into your home is often a sign of a compromised plumbing system? Your toilets, showers, sinks, and washing machines should never back up into your home. Ever. Now, let me … Continue reading

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When Copper Pipes Quietly Wear Thin

We recently helped a homeowner in Magnolia who had a leak at their water service — and I’ll be honest, when we first started in plumbing, I remember thinking the same thing many of you might be thinking now: What … Continue reading

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When a Water Heater Outlives Its Time

This week, we met a water heater that had truly overstayed its welcome. Twenty-six years old. Most water heaters are designed to last 10 to 12 years. This one had more than doubled that — and it was finally letting … Continue reading

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