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If you live in our area, you’ve probably heard it before —“We have hard water.” But what does that really mean? And more importantly… what is it doing to your home? We see it every single week. Water heaters that … Continue reading →

I recently attended a women’s retreat, and wouldn’t you know it…my Plumber’s Bride instincts kicked right in. We were all getting settled in, and it didn’t take long before the chatter started:“There’s hardly any hot water for showers.” Now, naturally, … Continue reading →

We truly love when we’re the first call a homeowner makes. It means trust. It means opportunity. It means we get to help right away. But when we’re the second call — after another company has already been there and … Continue reading →

We’ve already received several calls for AC stoppages — and y’all, it isn’t even that hot yet. One particular job in Normandy Forest stuck with me because of a photo the technician uploaded into the call notes. I stared at … Continue reading →

There’s nothing quite like waking up to no hot water to get your attention. Recently, we received a call from a homeowner dealing with exactly that. Their water heater was 15 years old, and while it had worked hard for … Continue reading →

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 →

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 →

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 →

We recently shared a video on Facebook and YouTube that honestly made my stomach turn — and also made me think. The water heater in the video was 20 years old. On the outside, it didn’t look that bad at … Continue reading →