The rainy season is a time for rubber boots, splashing in puddles, and dancing in the rain. It’s also a time for homeowners to pay close attention to the ways heavy rain impacts their home’s plumbing system.
The saying “April showers bring May flowers” should be a reminder for homeowners to take a few simple steps to prepare their home’s plumbing system for the rainy season.
Now that spring has sprung, your heater will take an extended vacation and your A/C will be serving you for the next six months. To reduce the risk of a sudden A/C emergency, here are seven signs you should be on the lookout for.
Whether you’ve just moved into your dream house, or you’ve owned your home for quite a while, here are seven tips for keeping your home’s plumbing in top shape.
After a long day at work, a shower is just what you need to wash the stress away and enjoy a relaxing evening. But if the shower drain is blocked, then you’ve got to put Netflix on pause and figure out how to unclog that stubborn drain.
Roger The Plumber, a residential plumbing and HVAC services company, offers expert recommendations for keeping residential plumbing pipes in good condition during freezing temperatures.
Homeowners typically don’t call the plumber until they’ve got a serious plumbing emergency on their hands. If a plunger fails to unclog a toilet, or a shower refuses to drain, homeowners call up the first local plumber recommended by Google. But in many cases, the plumber should’ve been called months ago for an annual plumbing inspection.
Here are three reasons why.
Winter is in full swing and homeowners should be prepared to weather a snowstorm. Here are a few ways to prepare the HVAC system for a serious snowstorm.
After a successful merger with 4 Eco Services, Roger The Plumber is revamping its classic Kansas City brand. The red and white logo may look much the same as it has for generations, but Roger The Plumber has expanded to include air conditioning, heating and water filtration services in addition to comprehensive plumbing repairs and fixture replacements.
Whether you’ve got a leaky faucet or a poorly fastened toilet seat, here are a few plumbing tools every homeowner should have to take care of minor plumbing problems.