If your water heater is nearing the end of its useful life, consider replacing it before you end up with a plumbing emergency, such as a flooded basement or freezing shower. New water heaters are more energy-efficient and designed to meet the demands of modern life. Here are a few tips for choosing a water heater in Kansas City.

Summertime is one of the worst times to have a problem with your sprinkler system. Not enough water can quickly lead to brown patches on your normally green lawn. If you notice your lawn isn’t looking as green as it used to be, then you may be experiencing one or more of the following common sprinkler problems.

Every day, each American drinks one to two liters of water. Though we all know why it’s important to stay hydrated, most of us don’t think twice about what’s in our water. 

You turn on the faucet, and water comes out — as expected. But what may come unexpected, a few weeks later, is an unusually high water bill. Though a high water bill may be a sign of water leaks, here are a few ways you can cut down on water waste.

Tap water at your home may be clean and sanitized, but do you know how it’s affecting your skin? The Environmental Working Group (EWG) analyzed 20 million tap water quality tests and found 316 contaminants that included solvents, weed killers, refrigerants and perchlorate, a rocket fuel component.

Roger The Plumber, a local plumbing, heating and air conditioning service company, advises homeowners to consider the negative effects of drinking contaminated water and urges homeowners to consider upgrading their central water filtration system to improve the quality, taste, odor and appearance of their tap water and drinking water.