The two primary options for whole-house water heating are gas and electric, and each has strengths, trade-offs, and implications that extend far beyond the initial purchase price.

Being prepared protects your home from unexpected plumbing emergencies, ensures comfort throughout the season, and prevents costly repairs that could overshadow your festivities.

There are many reasons to have your drains cleaned by a professional. Most plumbers use cameras to inspect pipes and determine what is blocking your drains.

Unless there’s a plumbing emergency, not many people worry about the efficiency of their plumbing system. While the water is running and drains aren’t clogged, the conventional take is that everything is working well.

If the water heater starts to leak, it is typically a sign of a more significant issue. Your water heater can leak from the top, bottom, or internally.

Most people do not concern themselves with water pressure. Those who do, have probably dealt with low water pressure, making it hard to shower and complete other household tasks.

At the first sign of a clogged or dirty drain, most homeowners run to the store and purchase liquid chemicals to put down the sink or shower drain.

A hybrid, or heat pump, water heater combines the qualities of a conventional water heater and a tankless water heater that we know and love.