Many of today’s homes are equipped with natural gas in an effort to reduce utility bills and carbon footprint while doing our little bit extra to help save the environment. One of the primary things to worry about here in the greater Los Angeles area is the effect of earthquakes on our plumbing and other… Continue reading Prevent Explosion Hazards after an Earthquake with Seismic Valves
Hydro jetting is one of the most effective ways to clean the drains in your home or office. Highly pressurized water is sent into the drains similar to the way a pressure washer works to clean your sidewalk or siding. The average hydro-jetting system uses about 4400 psi, which thoroughly cleans the interior of the… Continue reading Sewer and Drain Cleaning: How Does Hydro Jetting Work?
Gas powered tankless water heaters save an average of $108 in energy costs per year over tank style water heaters, and electric tankless water heaters save an average of $44 per year. We know that everyone is looking for great, convenient places to cut expenses and become more efficient, so today we wanted to talk… Continue reading Save Money, Time, and Space with a Tankless Water Heater
Not many things are worse than sewer problems. Some of the worst sewer problems generally arise when we’re busy doing other things. We may be, for example, preparing for a cookout or other large family gathering in which our bathrooms must be in proper working order. Suddenly someone yells through the house that the toilet… Continue reading Troubleshooting Your Sewer Line with a Camera and Line Locator
One big concern for most homeowners today is saving money by using more efficient home fixtures. Another is the issue of conservation as a means of promoting environmental awareness. We do have quite a concern about water conservation here in California. Sometimes the ideas of monetary savings and conservation meet, as is the case with… Continue reading Changing Your Plumbing Fixtures for Greater Efficiency and Lower Bills
Cured-in-Place-Pipe (CIPP) was patented in the 1970s and has been the prime choice for pipe repair and sewer relining for more than 40 years. That’s a pretty impressive record in an ever-changing world such as the one we currently occupy. This method of sewer relining is still the most-used and the most durable. Here are… Continue reading 9 Reasons Why Cured in Place Pipe is the Best Choice for Sewer Relining
The traditional hot water heater has a tank that holds several gallons of water. They’re designed to maintain a consistent certain temperature so you can get hot water from the faucet when you need it. The average 50-gallon tank will allow a family of four to take back-to-back showers without running out of hot water… Continue reading How Tankless Water Heaters Can Improve Your Home’s Energy Efficiency
Camera usage is not a new concept in the plumbing industry. We have used cameras for years to inspect the interior walls of plumbing pipes to look for damage. Most people have questions about using cameras for both residential and commercial plumbing problems, so that’s what we’re going to talk about for today’s post –… Continue reading Locate Hard to Reach Plumbing Problems with a Camera
We understand, as homeowners, that drain and sewer line maintenance is the key to avoiding a sewer line backup. Most homeowners follow basic guidelines regarding sewer line cleaning and leave it at that. Today we’re going to talk about the importance of sewer line and drain maintenance and why you should hire us to maintain… Continue reading 5 Reasons to Hire us for Sewer Line and Drain Maintenance
Your entire home, especially the gas line that feeds gas-powered appliances, really takes a beating during an earthquake. Drywall walls and ceilings can crack and break and gas lines can be compromised, creating a very dangerous situation for your family and your home as well. The walls and ceiling can be repaired by a general… Continue reading Seismic Valves Make Sure Your Family and Home are Prepared for the Next Earthquake
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