Plumbing

If you own a home, chances are you will eventually face a failing or malfunctioning water heater

There are many pros to a tankless water heater.

Low water pressure is inconvenient, but many of the causes can be corrected with a simple fix.

Plumbing issues are hard enough to tackle on your own, but they are even tougher when you do not have the right tools for the job.

From energy efficiency to size and compatibility, make sure you consider every angle before heading to the store.

Keep these 7 things in mind for a plumbing system in tip-top shape!

Make plumbing upgrades easier.

Gripes with your pipes? Use your senses to suss out plumbing issues.

Flaring allows copper piping to fit together.

Clay tile roofs have great curb appeal.

Sand makes a natural filter.

The snake has blades at the end of a long steel cable.

Make sure that the water is completely turned off first.

Small pieces will not harm your disposal.

Tackle the basic plumbing projects in your home.

Keep your well pump in good working order.

Don't ignore a faulty water heater pressure relief valve.

With a sand septic system there's no need for a drain field.

Mineral build up will eventually eat away at your copper piping.

Using the right bit is the key to successfully drilling through a cast iron sink.

Use plastic gloves and protective eyewear.

To replace a shut off valve in the kitchen sink, you need to locate the valves that turn the water supply

A leaking p-trap can cause pools of water.

A faucet water filter is a great choice to filter out contaminants you might not even know are there.