Hurricane season in South Florida runs from June through November—and every year, residents in Fort Lauderdale, Miramar, Pembroke Pines, Hollywood, and throughout Broward County brace for strong winds, heavy rain, and potential flooding. While most people think about boarding up windows and stocking up on supplies, preparing your plumbing system is just as important for
Summer in South Florida is synonymous with afternoon thunderstorms, heavy rainfall, and tropical weather systems. For residents and business owners in Broward County—whether in Fort Lauderdale, Miramar, Pembroke Pines, Hollywood, or surrounding areas—these summer storms bring more than just wet roads and cooler temperatures. They can have a major impact on your plumbing system if
Picture this: you’re standing in your shower, eagerly anticipating a relaxing cascade of water, only to be greeted with a feeble trickle. Low water pressure can be frustrating, disrupting your daily routines and leaving you scratching your head in confusion. In this blog post, we will explore some common reasons why you might suddenly experience
With spring coming up, it is important for you to think about your plumbing in addition to spring cleaning. As you are cleaning up around the house, make sure that your plumbing system is ready for the warmer weather. Using this helpful home plumbing checklist, you can reduce your chances of suffering a major issue
Everyone’s first thought when they hear this is likely going to be about a clog. Grab the plunger and get to work! However, clogs are only one of many reasons a toilet may fail to flush. Today we are going to look at a few more reasons why our favorite plumbing fixture could experience difficulty. Three More
Many homeowners have made the decision to upgrade their water heater to a tankless one. Tankless water heaters are popular among people who are conscious about the amount of water and energy they use. These types of units heat instantly, and eliminate the standby energy loss that exists with traditional water heaters. Tankless water heaters
A water leak can cause significant damage to your home, as well as increase your water bill. It’s essential to locate and repair a water leak as soon as possible to prevent further damage and save money. Here are some tips on how to find a water leak in your home. Check Your Water Meter
Water draining slower than usual down the sink drain? Is it backing up through other drains within the home? If you’ve answered “yes” to either of the above questions, chances are you’ve got a clogged drain somewhere within the home. And if you can rule out a toilet clog, there’s a good chance that the
If you have a septic tank that keeps your home clean, then it is important for you to take care of it properly. Even though this might sound complicated, it does not have to be difficult or expensive. Learn more about the most important parts of septic tank maintenance below! How Often Should I Inspect
Water leaks and related problems in your home can be tricky to identify. Water can travel a long distance from the source of the problem, so where you see water on your walls, ceiling or floor may not really be the area that needs our attention. That’s why we offer video camera inspection and leak