If you have plumbing leaks in your home, now is the time to address them. Even small leaks can add up over time, with some families spending as much as $100 per year on water that gets wasted right down the drain – or worse, leaks out into the home and promotes mold and mildew […]

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Modern indoor plumbing is a necessity for the health and sanitation of every American household. And for many families, the bathroom toilet plumbing works perfectly 99 percent of the time, performing its essential function with a simple pull of the handle. However, when the water supply gets cut off, indoor plumbing doesn’t do its job, […]

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A noisy faucet can drive a family crazy. When you have to brace yourself for an annoying sound every time you wash your hands, it’s time to get to find a solution. Fortunately, noisy faucets can be relatively easy plumbing repairs that you may be able handle without calling in a plumber, though if you […]

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Summer is here! It’s the time of year that many people associate with tan lines and margaritas. While beach trips may be on your mind, you may not have thought about maintaining your plumbing system for the new season. With minimal time spent you can avoid expensive repairs and future problems. Follow these tips as […]

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If you live in a home long enough, chances are you will experience various types of water leaks, ranging from mild to severe. Broken pipes, faulty appliances, clogged A/C lines and other plumbing issues can all lead to flooding and water damage inside of a home. However, another area of concern stems from leaks that […]

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Every time you turn your air conditioner on, mold formed in it can spread throughout your home. Exposure to mold can lead to a number of health issues like allergic reactions and respiratory disorders (such as triggering asthma). That’s why air conditioning mold needs to be treated immediately. How Do You Know If There Is […]

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For many people who live in Lee and Collier counties, concern about tap water safety in their home is an important issue. Unless there are specific water boil notifications for your neighborhood (or other public advisories or notifications), drinking water from the tap is considered safe due to strict federal and regional guidelines and regulations. […]

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Do you know what temperature your water heater is set to? If not, you should — especially if you have children in your home. In fact, AntiScald.com claims that scald burns are the leading cause of burn-related injuries among children. Did you know that almost 65% of children under the age of four who are […]

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