If your home's basement has moisture problems, it may be time to call a waterproofing contractor to address the issue. It's important to understand that no level of moisture getting into your basement is "normal", and these are generally not problems that will resolve themselves over time. As you begin consulting with waterproofing contractors in your area, there are a few important questions you should ask to get a better feel for which one most deserves your business.
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A new kitchen faucet enhances the appearance of your kitchen and offers modern convenience your old faucet may not have. You have many options in new faucets when it comes to the style and finish so you can find something that gives your kitchen a nice touch. Installing a new faucet is usually a simple process, but occasionally things come up that turn the faucet installation into an ordeal. Here are some complications that could arise when your plumber puts in your new faucet.
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Pipes and plumbing fixtures do not last forever. Eventually, the plumbing in your bathroom will need to be replaced. But since most of your pipes are hiding behind walls, you can't rely on the appearance of the pipes to determine when the pipes need to be replaced. Instead, you'll need to keep an eye out for these four signs.
1. Reduced Water Pressure
Taking a shower with low water pressure is not that enjoyable.
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If you and your family are tired of cold showers and high energy bills, consider calling a plumbing professional to install a new tankless water heater. Unlike conventional water heaters, tankless water heaters provide a continuous source of heated water for your home. They're smaller and more energy efficient than conventional water heaters. Here are some reasons why installing a tankless water heater may be the perfect solution for your family's hot water problems.
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The winter months can cause a great deal of wear and tear to the exterior of your home, as well as to your landscape, but the freezing weather can even cause damage within your home. Your plumbing can be subjected to burst pipes and major leaks if the water inside your pipes manages to freeze, since water will expand when it turns to ice. Luckily, there are a number of things that you can do to help ensure that your plumbing stays in good condition until the warm weather finally returns.
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