Archive for the ‘Drain and Sewer’ Category
Are Your Slow Drains Due to a Septic Line Issue?
Not all homes in the Durham area have access to a municipal sewer line. These homes have to instead rely on using a septic tank to handle the safe treatment and disposal of waste. If your home depends on a…
Read MoreDrain Cleaning: A Good Way to Start the New Year
You may have a lot of resolutions for 2017 (or maybe you just like to call them “plans”). But if you don’t mind, we would like to suggest another to squeeze in. Don’t worry, it’s actually one that’s easy to…
Read MoreMy House’s Drains Smell Bad—What’s Wrong?
You want to keep as pleasant and inviting a home as possible. So when you begin to notice unpleasant odors inside your house that seem to be coming from one or more of the drains, you want to have the…
Read MoreWhy Do the Drains in My House Smell Bad?
You work hard to make sure that you have a clean and attractive house. So when you start to notice foul smells wafting from one or more of the drains—unpleasant sewer odor smells—you’ll want to find out what’s wrong and…
Read MoreDo You Need Sewer Line Cleaning? Here’s How to Tell
The wastewater in your home all goes to a single pipeline that runs from the house under your property and to the municipal sewer line in the center of the street (or to a septic tank if there’s no access…
Read MoreSigns You Need to Schedule Drain Cleaning
When a drain in your home clogs up, you’ll know that it’s time to arrange for professional drain cleaning. Even if you can manage to clear out the clog using a sink plunger, it’s probably a smart idea to have…
Read MoreCan I Clean My Drains on My Own?
Drain cleaning is a job that we recommend homeowners have done once a year as part of their regular professional plumbing maintenance. It will help keep drains free of debris and build-up, making for a more dependable plumbing system and…
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