by ceawebs | Mar 3, 2021 | Home Plumbing, Homeowners, plumbing, plumbing services
Homeownership involves a good deal of responsibility of every kind – and plumbing is definitely no exception. Whether you’re a proud first-time homeowner, or have just never given much thought about how water travels through your home-sweet-home, there are some basics... 
by ceawebs | Mar 3, 2021 | Blogs About Drains, Blogs About Garbage Disposal
A clogged sink or toilet doesn’t have to bring your home to a grinding halt. Here are some simple tools to keep on-hand to fix a minor clog. Toilet Trouble With more time spent at home recently, your toilets are pulling extra duty (catch that?). There’s no time for a... 
by ceawebs | Mar 3, 2021 | Blogs About Drains, Clogs, Drains & Sewers
Nothing is worse than standing in ankle-deep, dirty water thanks to a pesky hair clog in your shower drain. No matter what you do, you just can’t keep the hair from clumping together and causing your drains to slow to a painful crawl. Before you grab a razor and begin... 
by ceawebs | Mar 3, 2021 | Blogs About Plumbing
Winter temps in the Mid-Atlantic yo-yo between freezing conditions and mild days. But a burst pipe in winter is no child’s play. Here’s what to do when you discover a burst pipe in your home. 1. Turn off the main water valve. The quickest way to stop the water damage... by ceawebs | Mar 3, 2021 | Blogs About Plumbing, Blogs About Toilets, Toilets
Although most of the Earth’s surface is covered by water, only about 1% of it is freshwater that is suitable for drinking and domestic consumption. Most of the remaining water is either saltwater or it is frozen into the polar ice caps and glaciers. That means that...
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