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It’s a good idea to test water pressure in your home a couple of times per year. Testing water pressure is quick and easy, and all you need is a simple and inexpensive pressure gauge. Pressure-testing plumbing pipes is useful to spot potential problems within your plumbing system. As a homeowner, you would want your water pressure to stay on safe levels. After all, a lot of aspects in your life depend on the plumbing, from washing the dishes to taking a warm shower. If you feel confident enough to tackle this job, simply follow these steps to ensure that […]
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Plumbing access panels are important parts of any property’s plumbing access systems for a variety of different reasons. However, many people who are not directly involved in plumbing, or who are new to the world of providing plumbing services, may not necessarily understand what plumbing access panels are or what they are for. Indeed, for property owners in particular, access panels can be something that is an unsightly addition to a property that they would really rather not see. As such, understanding the importance of these little panels is essential if these people are to appreciate why they are needed […]
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Most people are aware that any home or building’s plumbing serves two major functions. Those functions are to bring water in and then to remove it away from the property. Which means, your home plumbing system has more than just one system. While it might seem like there are only two plumbing systems in any building, there are three that work together to give us a functional plumbing system. The three plumbing systems, including the potable, sanitary, and stormwater drainage. But what do each of these do? Let’s take a look at what the three types of plumbing systems do […]
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The plumbing industry is constantly evolving. In this roundup, we take a look at why the water authority expects an increase in water line breaks, the recently completed Snowdon Climb For Charity fundraiser, and the new workforce training offered by CHS. Keep on reading our news roundup for more details.
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A leaky shower faucet is more than annoying; it’s expensive. Your money is going down the drain in the form of higher water bills. Fortunately, most leaky shower faucets can be fixed in a few DIY steps. Use this guide to learn how to fix a leaky shower faucet.
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Leaking water under the sink can be caused by a number of problems. At Terry’s Plumbing, we encounter leaks under the sink all the time, but find that the reasons behind these problems can be varied. In this post, we’ll cover some of the most common causes of water leakage under the sink and suggest solutions that can help.
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Regular cleaning and maintenance will keep your sump pump functioning properly, so it’s always prepared for when you need it most. Most models should be cleaned once a year, but be sure to check your manual for more detailed information. If you don’t feel comfortable cleaning it yourself, that’s okay! An expert can always do it for you, but either way you should familiarize yourself with the process.
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Commercial water issues are something that just can’t be ignored. Virtually every business in operation relies on water. Some more than others. But for all of them, because they are commercial, water issues will always be at the forefront of their concerns. So the following are five common commercial water issues, both present and emerging.
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The plumbing industry is constantly evolving. In this roundup, we take a look at Adrienne Bennett and her influence on the industry, a new sewer cleaning robot is put to the test, and new induction cooktop styles hit the market. Keep on reading our news roundup for more details. Adrienne Bennett is Making Waves in the Industry Adrienne Bennett is a female pioneer in the American plumbing and construction industry. She is North America’s first female African American licensed master plumber, plumbing inspector, and certified medical gas inspector. Adrienne sees her position as a blessing that will enable her to […]
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Whether you’re purchasing your first home or moving somewhere new, you’ll want to address your water heater. If you’re looking to replace an older model or to purchase your first one after a catastrophe, don’t think you have to immediately commit to a traditional water heater. Tankless water heaters, comparatively, can save you money on your bills while quickly delivering hot water to your facets. If you’re having trouble making this big decision then keep on reading! This blog takes a look at the differences between traditional water heaters and their tankless counterparts.
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