When it comes to your kitchen sink, the only thing that should be flowing down the drain is water. In reality, you might call that a pipe dream. So much gets washed down our kitchen drains, from food particles to soap or the occasional spoon But despite these drainage mishaps, there are a few things
So you’re in the shower and you look down because your feet feel like they standing in the shallow end of the swimming pool. You’re not supposed to see puddles. But that’s what happens when your drain is clogged. The cause is usually due to what’s gone down the drain – everything from the hair
When it comes to your septic system, it takes more than a little TLC. It takes a lot of “TLMC” – tender Lewis MacLean care – to keep it up and running and able to handle the workload from a full family. We’ve assembled this top-notch list of dos and don’ts to follow: Do Do
The recent hot spell means warnings about spring and early summer flooding as the ice packs begin to melt. The time has come to have your sump pump inspected to ensure it can handle any sudden surge of water from overflowing rivers or a sudden period of heavy rains. It's not as complicated as you
With all the spring rain we’ve received so far, watering your garden or lawn is likely the last thing you’ve had to do. But summer is getting closer (seriously, it’s going to arrive eventually!) and here’s a checklist of what you need to do for the hot weather: Have all your outdoor plumbing items inspected
Your home’s septic system is a wonder of nature – meaning the ground does most of the work in getting rid of your household waste. But that doesn’t mean you can just sit back and let nature takes its course. Homeowners with septic systems have to put in time and effort to ensure this system