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This just might be the most watery blog on the internet. Once you start reading it, you'll know what we mean. Yes, this is a plumbing joke. It's a blog about plumbing, after all, and water is a big part of plumbing! We do hope you understand, though, that plumbing is about more than just water. Understanding the materials that are used to make pipes is really important. It's also important that you know when to call a plumber. And knowing how to plunge a toilet is always handy, too. Start reading, and we think you'll enjoy this watery, wet blog.

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4 Indicators That It Is Time To Replace Your Sewer Lines
The first you are likely to think about when an expert tells you that it is time to replace your sewer line is how much the project will cost. You should know that a home's sewer line is durable and will serve you for decades when you maintain it properly. However, if you are not keen on proper care, it will deteriorate faster than it should, and you might have to replace it sooner.

Why You Should Repipe Your Residential Plumbing Lines Before The Festive Season
The most awaited season is just around the corner, and many people are in a joyous mood, preparing to celebrate with family and friends. However, if you are among those dreading the festivities because you fear plumbing problems might ruin the party mood, then it's time you take some preventive measures. You should consult professionals and repipe your residential plumbing lines before it's time to host friends and family. Here is why:

Should You Go Tankless When Installing Your Next Hot Water Heater?
Has your old hot water heater reached the point where it needs to be replaced? If so, a common question that people have is if they should replace it with a standard hot water tank or a tankless model. Here is what you need to know about both options to make a more informed decision. Traditional Hot Water Tank Many people decide to replace a hot water tank with another hot water tank because it is the easiest option.

Clogged Toilet Repair | How Did You Get Here
Clogged toilets are a pain. Nobody wants to deal with a toilet that won't flush, and figuring out how to fix the problem can be frustrating. Before you call a plumber for clogged toilet repair, there are a few things you should know: What Should You Never Flush Down the Toilet? There are some seemingly innocuous things that get flushed often but shouldn't be, including: Dental floss. Dental floss can wind its way around other, smaller blockages in your home's plumbing system and create a massive ball of gunk.

4 Classic Signs You Might Need Sump Pump Repair
If your home is prone to flooding or has a history of water damage, you may have a sump pump. Sump pumps are designed to remove excess water from your home and prevent flooding by pumping the water out through a pipe. However, like any other mechanical device, sump pumps can break down over time and may need to be repaired or replaced. If you notice any of these signs, you may need sump pump repair.

3 Instances When Contacting A 24-Hour Plumber Is Inevitable
There are some instances in life when you have to face unpleasant realities and grudgingly admit that you need help. When your plumbing system starts acting up, it can be one of those times. You might think you can tough it out and fix the problem yourself, but this isn't advisable, especially if you don't have any experience with plumbing. You may end up causing more damage and paying more in the long run.

3 Times You Need The Help Of A Residential Plumber
You may go for years without needing a residential plumber to help with your home's plumbing. However, there's a good chance you'll need a plumber at some point. Here's when it's a good idea to call a plumber and why you don't want to put it off.  1. When You Have A Leak You Can't Find If you have a small leak, it may not drive up your water bill too much, but it could leak enough to cause moisture damage to your wall, carpet, or floor.

3 Reasons To Leave Your Faulty Water Heater In The Hands Of A Seasoned Plumber
Many people don't enjoy taking an icy cold shower early in the morning. Of course, everyone would want to take a hot shower, mainly when it's extremely cold. However, you may be forced to take a cold shower when your water heater isn't working. Indeed, everyone expects their water heating system to function properly at all times, but this may sometimes never happen. Sometimes, the appliance, whether electric, tankless, or gas, will overheat, rust, leak, or develop water pressure issues.

5 Signs You Need Gas Line Leak Repair
A gas leak requires immediate repair. However, some homeowners don't know they have a gas leak until it's too late. Avoid property damage, expensive repairs, and potential health hazards by learning about the top five signs you need gas line repair.  1. Damaged Pipes Metal gas pipes corrode and turn to rust over time, leaving the material weak and susceptible to leaks. Once corrosion deteriorates the tubing, plumbers must replace it.

2 Signs You Have A Problem Faucet Washer
Washers help control the flow of water when you turn a faucet on or off. However, these devices are not designed to last forever.  Washers can break, move out of position, flatten down, or turn hard. If any of these things happen, then the washer can't work correctly. Once this part of a faucet breaks down, then the faucet also develops problems. You will get some warning signs if a washer is starting to fail.