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Winter vs. Summer Plumbing Maintenance: A Seasonal Checklist for our Fellow Michiganders
Photo via PexelsLiving in Michigan means experiencing the full spectrum of seasons—from icy winters to humid summers. While the weather changes dramatically, one thing stays the same: your plumbing system needs year-round attention. Each season brings different...
Dump Your Sump: Signs Your Sump Pump Needs Maintenance (Before the Next Big Storm)
Photo via PexelsMichigan weather is no stranger to sudden downpours, snowmelt, and flooding—especially in spring and fall. For homeowners with basements, a working sump pump is often the last line of defense against water damage. But like any other appliance, sump...
The Bad Kind of Heavy Metal: How Hard Water Affects Your Plumbing—and What You Can Do
Photo via PexelsIf you’ve ever noticed white, chalky buildup around your faucets or felt like your soap never fully lathers, you might be dealing with hard water. It’s a common issue in many parts of Michigan, and while it might seem like a minor nuisance, hard water...
Save Money and the Planet: Eco-Friendly Plumbing Upgrades That Lower Bills and Environmental Impact
Photo via PexelsAs sustainability continues to shape how homeowners maintain and upgrade their properties, one area often overlooked is plumbing. From the water heater to the faucet, small changes in your plumbing system can significantly reduce your water usage,...
Tips for Properly Winterizing Your Plumbing
Photo via PexelsAn element that quenches your thirst daily could have an unknown threat–lead pipes. Despite the role your plumbing system has in providing water to your home, the potential presence of lead pipes poses a hidden danger to both your well-being and the...
Drip Drip Boom: The Hidden Costs of Ignoring Small Plumbing Leaks
Photo via PexelsThat slow drip from your bathroom faucet might seem like nothing more than a minor annoyance. Maybe you've even gotten used to the occasional water spot under your sink or the toilet that runs for a little too long. But those seemingly insignificant...