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Plumbing

How Do Septic Systems Work

When it comes to septic systems, many people think of them as uncommon. In America, 1 in 5 homes has a septic tank, especially in the more rural areas. You see, a septic tank is a large underground tank that holds and treats your home’s waste.

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Plumbing

Big Parties, Big Plumbing Problems

This year, in between planning the perfect menu, cleaning the house, and decorating for each holiday, take some time to ensure you are putting efforts into place to help you avoid any significant plumbing emergencies while entertaining.

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Plumbing

Halloween’s Plumbing Nightmares

Most people agree that plumbing in our homes isn’t something we consciously think about until something goes wrong. So, there it is, running in the background, making our everyday lives easier.

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Plumbing

Time for a New Kitchen Sink and Faucet Combo?

Nothing lasts forever, especially not the kitchen sink and faucet. Typically, kitchen faucets can last 1-3 years for a lower grade faucet, middle grade is around 5-10 years, and on the higher cost of things, it can last 10+ years.

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Plumbing

Do You Have a Water Main Leak?

If you think you may have a water main leak on your home’s water service, below, you will find what to do. You see, the main water line is the source of water supplied to your home.

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Plumbing

Greenhouse Gas Reduction

“Greenhouse gas reduction” is a term many of us have heard over and over by now. But what does it mean? How important is decreasing harmful emissions for our planet? How essential is it to our lives as we know them?

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Plumbing

How Do Water Softeners Work?

How do water softeners work? If your home uses hard water and you take a shower while staying at a hotel or friend’s house, you’ve likely noticed the silky and luxurious feel the water has.

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Plumbing

Plumbing Accidents and Plumber Safety

Even with protective gear and years of experience, there are many plumber safety hazards that professionals need to be aware of while on the job. In fact, all crafts and professions have their set of dangers to look out for.

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Plumbing

5 Common Plumbing Problems in Summer

We look forward to the warm weather and family get-togethers that define the season yet often forget about the potential plumbing problems in summer. Nothing ruins a good time like a stubbornly clogged toilet or backed-up shower drain.

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Plumbing

Routine Plumbing Maintenance

Keeping your plumbing system in tip-top shape starts with routine plumbing maintenance. It’s never fun dealing with urgent plumbing emergencies. Luckily, they can be avoided with regular inspections by your local and trusted plumbing company.

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Plumbing

Why is My Sink Dripping?

Drip, Drip, Drip. It’s a constant and irritating reminder of your sink dripping. Or, more accurately, it’s a reminder that your hard-earned money is slipping away with each drop.

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Plumbing

Bathroom Cleaning 101

How often are you cramming to clean up the bathroom when dinner guests are on their way over? Are you seeking a more realistic and fool-proof bathroom cleaning schedule?

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Plumbing

Sustainable Plumbing Practices

So many companies and individuals are looking for ways to be a bit more environmentally friendly. And Flow Pros Plumbing includes the importance of sustainable plumbing practices in the race to become more planet conscientious.

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Plumbing

The Basics of Community Water Treatment

As you know, water is one of the most essential natural resources on the planet. But tap water can contain harmful bacteria and viruses. Not to mention, untreated water may have metals like mercury, chlorine, fluorine, and lead floating around in the water.

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Plumbing

Why is Water Treatment Important?

Water is one of the most essential natural resources on the planet. Most everyone knows how vital hydration is to our bodies. It is a basic necessity, only coming in second to air. But not everyone can enjoy clean water.

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Plumbing

Why Do Plumbers Charge So Much?

Whether you have a burst pipe, sludge backing up into your shower, a toilet that won’t quit running, or a broken pipe filling the room with water, you need a plumber – and fast. That sort of puts you in a vulnerable place.

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Plumbing

What Is a Sewer Camera Inspection?

A sewer camera inspection is often called a video pipe inspection, but they are the same thing. You see, when there is a main sewer line clogged somewhere down the line, a sewer backup, or sewer pipe damage, a sewer inspection can diagnose the problem without causing any further damage.

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Plumbing

What is Hydro Jetting?

To keep your pipes in good condition, your plumber may recommend hydro jetting. And suppose your home is a good candidate for hydro jetting rather than traditional drain cleaning. In that case, there are many benefits to getting the procedure done for your home’s plumbing system.

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Plumbing

Common Plumbing Problems for Tampa, Florida

Rain, humidity, and sunshine are the weather elements Tampa and the Sunshine State are famous for. And the residents of Tampa, Florida, and the Bay Area take it all in stride. Yes, the weather is part of what we are so passionate about in our beautiful Tampa, Florida.

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Plumbing

Should I Add a Bidet to My Bathroom Remodel?

Congratulations! You are finally getting to remodel your master bathroom. There are so many choices and fun decisions to make. And, if you are remodeling your master bathroom, it may have occurred to you to add a bidet, like many high-end homes have today.

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Plumbing

How Do I Keep My Septic Tank Healthy?

Many folks choose to live in areas that are less populated or rural. They love the peace and quiet away from the large neighborhoods and the wide-open spaces. And if you are one of those, you probably will run on well water and need a septic tank.

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