Some people have water coolers in there home that they keep stocked with large bottles via a delivery service. Others depend upon the faucet in the kitchen for their drinking water.

In our previous blog post, we talked about how a toilet that won’t flush is most definitely a bona fide plumbing emergency. Now that we’ve covered one of the most common problems that you may encounter with your toilet, we want to talk about one of the most common misconceptions that homeowners have about toilets in general.

When you hear the word plumbing, your toilet is probably one of if not the first thing you think of. We’re guessing that you don’t need us to explain why exactly a non-flushing toilet is such a huge problem.

With the holiday season getting into swing, homeowners throughout the country are gearing up for friends, family–and food! Sitting around the table with those closest to you and sharing a big, home cooked meal is really one of the great pleasures in life.

Even the least hand homeowners out there know that the pipe is the main building block of their plumbing systems. The most common problems with plumbing systems tend to relate to these pipes themselves.

We all want to believe that the water coming from our faucets is of the highest quality. In many cases, though, this is just not the case.