Next-Level Home Experts Episode 12: How to Maintain Your Home’s Septic System
What a typical septic system looks like, how to spot when your septic system needs replacing or servicing, and what treatments you should and shouldn’t be using.
Next-Level Home Service Experts Ep. 6: Top Cold Weather Plumbing Tips from a Master Plumber
On episode 6 of Next-Level Home Experts, we interview a master plumber for top tips to keep your plumbing system in good shape during the winter months.
Extend the Life of Your Water Heater in 4 Simple Steps
Remember when your parents used to say, “You kids don’t know how good you have it?” Now that you’re an adult, you understand all too well about the fun duties that come with being a grown-up: Paying bills, working long hours, household chores, and the list goes on. Becoming a homeowner is a big adult […]
Slow Drains On A Septic System? Read this
As long as everything goes down the drain, no one worries about their drain and sewer line (or septic line). Regular maintenance would keep all your drains flowing smoothly, but many homeowners have never contacted a home services company for annual plumbing maintenance. It’s a good idea and would help you avoid any of the […]
7 Home Plumbing Tips from Real Plumbers
We asked plumbers what tips they would have for homeowners wanting to keep their plumbing systems working well. Even though this was essentially asking plumbers what homeowners could do to keep plumbers away, they were happy to answer. Surprisingly we heard the same tips from pretty much every plumber we asked. Following these tips will […]
Be Aware Of These Warning Signs Of A Gas Leak
Do you have a natural gas furnace, stove or any gas appliances in your home? If you do, it’s important to know how to detect a gas leak because you do not want a gas explosion in your home. In February 2019, a natural gas leak inside a home in Ontario Canada caused a massive […]
Go Green By Using Less Water – Here’s How
In America we’re used to having running water readily available and in seemingly endless supply, but the long-running drought in California and water restrictions in western states should tell us otherwise. There is a finite supply of water and though water is a renewable resource the amount of clean drinking water is declining. We can […]