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21 Jul Why Is My Kitchen Sink Clogged?

Kitchen Sink Clogged? A kitchen sink clog is one of the most common plumbing issues. The good news is that if you have a kitchen sink clogged, it could be clogged by a number of things. The following is a list of things that can potentially clog it. Grease Grease is one of the things that can lead to a kitchen sink clogged. It is one of the most common causes of clogs. Grease starts in the liquid form. However, it starts to harden when it cools and hits your drain. There are several things that you can do to prevent grease from leading to a kitchen sink clogged. You will need to keep grease...
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15 Jun Is An Electric Tankless Water Heater Right For You?

The Electric Tankless Water Heater Tankless water heating systems are becoming more popular with many households. This is due to the general fact of their energy-efficiency- the electric tankless water heater stands out as the better option for smaller homes. The gas option may be more suitable for larger households. Your household probably falls in the category house with three to four people at any given time. Several reasons explain why the electric option is the most suitable for these particular households. This discussion explores some of those reasons on a comparative basis. Hot Water...
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21 May What Does A Gas Leak Smell Like

Gas Leak Overview Many people are aware that natural gas is a popular choice of energy for cooking, heating, and generating electricity. In the U.S., greater than 65 million homes make use of it or liquid propane. But what is it, what does it smell like, and why does it smell that way? The following is a look at natural gas, what it smells like, and other ways to detect it. The Scent of Natural Gas What does a gas leak smell like? The scent is a common question when people detect the unusual odor and worry about its source. The truth is that in and of itself, natural gas is odorless. This...
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17 Apr Complete Guide on How to Increase Water Pressure

Increasing Water Pressure Everyone knows the pain associated with low water pressure. It can be a nuisance, especially when trying to get ready in the mornings or when trying to take a shower. Fortunately, some methods can be done by plumbers at Benjamin Franklin to boost the water pressure in your home. There could be many problems leading to the low pressure that your plumber will take the time to inspect and fix. It is essential to understand these methods, however, to know what to do in the future. Continue reading below to learn more about various techniques. Reasons Behind Low Water...
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18 Mar Can you pour Grease Down The Drain?

Grease Down The Drain Pouring grease down the sink drain is never acceptable. Doing so can cause major plumbing problems that can affect the entire sewer system in a home. Not only can grease cause backups and clogs, but it builds up over time and coat pipes. This coating of sludge prevents water from smoothly flowing through and continuing down the drain. Unsmooth flowing creates a plumbing nightmare for homeowners that can be very inconvenient and expensive. Prevention begins with not pouring grease and oils down the sink drain. The key is to find an alternative to pouring grease down the...
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13 Mar Coronavirus Update/Impact

COVID-19 Update As the news about the Coronavirus continues to develop, we would like to communicate with you regarding this important issue. The health and safety of our customers and employees is our greatest concern. That is why we have implemented procedures based on information from the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). This is a fast evolving issue and we encourage you to continuously refer to the website of the CDC for updates: www.cdc.gov. We have instructed our employees to take these common-sense precautions: • Stay home if they are sick. • Greet others in ways...
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19 Feb Why Cover Your Outside Water Faucet?

Outside Water Faucet Outside water faucet covers may look like an eyesore on the property, but you don't want to underestimate adding one to your arsenal. They serve several purposes, and they lower the likelihood that you will experience a freeze-up after the temperature drops. Even people in some of the milder climates have chosen to employ these inexpensive and valuable tools. Let's say that your region doesn't go through the cold spells of other places. You never know when an unexpected cold spell might hit. Even Arizona had temperatures as low as -40 Fahrenheit back on January 7, 1971....
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17 Jan Signs You Need Sewer Line Repair

Are You Due to Repair Your Sewer Line? Sewer lines are indispensable. What exactly do they do? They're essentially plumbing system lines that direct waste matter from sinks, bathtubs and toilets. They transport this matter from residences into main sewers that are below roads and streets. There's no disputing that sewer lines are vital for modern convenience and ease. That's the reason it can be so frustrating when they develop any problems. If you suspect that your sewer line isn't operating in the correct manner for any reason under the sun, then you need to invest in professional repair...
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18 Dec The Advantages of Routine Plumbing Inspections

Why Investing in Routine Plumbing Inspections Is Wise A dependable plumbing system is no joke. People who want to lead safe, sanitary, and pleasant daily lifestyles at home need to take excellent care of their residential plumbing systems. Neglecting plumbing systems can lead to all sorts of headaches and hassles at later times. Some of the smartest people are the ones who prepare well for the possibilities of plumbing system troubles. They often prepare well by investing in routine professional plumbing system inspections. These inspections can accomplish a lot for people who are passionate...
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13 Nov How To Prevent Frozen Water Pipes

Prevent Frozen Pipes This Winter As winter creeps in and the weather gets colder, one of the things you need to think about is frozen water pipes. Having frozen pipes is not only inconvenient because you can’t get water from your faucet, but it also creates a lot of pressure. Should that pressure build-up, it could cause your pipes to burst. When that happens, you have a significant problem on your hands. Listed below are some things you should consider doing to prevent frozen pipes. Why Are Frozen Pipes A Problem In The Winter? Well technically, they aren’t. It’s not the frozen pipes...
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11316 State Hwy 64
Tyler, TX 75704

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