If your furnace is blowing cold air, it can make your home, and your family, uncomfortable! There are a few reasons why your furnace might be letting in the cold during the winter. Some of them are simple fixes that you can take care of yourself. For others, you may need to call a PRO. Let’s look at why you might have cold air blowing from your vents. Read more
Halloween is just around the corner, but there are some spooky sounds you might hear in your home that have nothing to do with ghosts or goblins. Have no fear; the PROs are here to help you determine what is going on when you hear that banging, clanging, rattling, or screeching! Read more
There are a wide variety of pipes that you might run into in your home. Plastic, metal, black, white, red, blue…the list goes on. You know some of them carry water to your home, and some carry it away. But which pipes are which? The Drip Doctor is here to help you determine at which one you are looking! Read more
Autumn is approaching quickly, and that means it will soon be time to turn on the heat! Is your furnace ready for the coming season? There are a few things we recommend doing every autumn to make certain you and your family won’t be left in the cold. Read more
You never know when you might run into a plumbing problem in your home. It’s important to have the right tools on hand when you do! Even if you are not a trained, licensed plumber like our PROs, having these tools ready can help you reduce property damage, temporarily stop a leak, or clear a clog before you call for service. Read more
You have water on the floor in front of your dishwasher. There’s a big wet patch growing on the dining room ceiling. The drywall in your basement is stained and moldy. Surely, these issues have been caused by a plumbing problem, right? Well, the answer is a big, fat…maybe.
It’s natural to assume that if the water is involved in a problem, that your plumbing is the culprit. However, there are times that calling your local plumber is not going to solve your problem. Read more
It’s Moving Season! Did you know that around 43 million people move every year? Almost half of them make that move between May and September! The weather is better. Kids are out of school so there is less upheaval. And it’s also easier to inspect homes during the spring and summer months when there is no snow on roofs, and water has been restored to outside faucets and sprinkler systems.
Are you one of the many who are planning to move and purchase a new home this summer? If so, you might be wondering what you should be looking for in terms of problems, repairs, or even deal-breaker issues. Have no fear, the PROs are here! We have some advice on what to look for starting with the very first walk-through. Read more
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