Auburn/Opelika
So you like the idea of adding a water softener at your house. Now what?
- You can call a plumber or plumbing contractor to install a whole-house water softener for you.
- Or you can do it yourself.
In this post we look at installing and maintaining a water softener.
This past weekend the lovely wife announced it’s time to upgrade the plumbing fixtures in the bathrooms and kitchen. OK, she didn’t actually say “plumbing fixtures,” but more like the faucets and shower thingys.
Already my mind was spinning.
How much is this going to cost?
Can I do some of the work?
Do I need to hire a plumber or, gasp, a plumbing contractor?
You walk into the kitchen or a bathroom and notice an odor. You check the trash, but that’s not the culprit. What then is causing that smell?
In this post, and the next, we examine clogs. This information is presented to give homeowners a basic understanding of what’s involved and what they can do working alongside a plumber.
As we continue to discuss clogs in residential plumbing, we look at unclogging kitchen sink and bathtub drains and other clog types.
This information is presented to give homeowners a basic understanding of what’s involved and what they can do working alongside a plumber.
While on the subject of clogs in residential plumbings, let’s look at how the drain, waste, and vent (DWV) system works in a home.
This information is presented to give homeowners a basic understanding of what’s involved and what they can do working alongside a plumber.
How a Drain, Waste & Vent (DWV) System Works
Every home has a drain, waste, and vent system known as DWV. This drainage system carries away waste water while preventing the flow of nasty sewer gasses into your home.
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