Are you one of the many people throughout Minnesota who has been trying to cook at home more often? This is great for quality time with family, saving money, and even boosting your mood! However, it isn’t always the best situation for your plumbing.
See, the more use your kitchen and bathroom plumbing get, the more wear and tear it accrues. While your plumbing is built to last for a good long while and withstand some pretty heavy usage, it can eventually accrue enough milage that will develop into a problem. You have the ability to reduce the impact of your regular use with the help of a Blaine plumber on our team. To do this, you will want to schedule plumbing maintenance.
Your water heater is, if not the most, most important component of your plumbing system. Think about it: you use it every single day for cleaning, laundry, and of course, showering! Therefore, there is nothing quite worse than an out-of-commission water heater!
Whether you use it for cooking, cleaning, or drinking, your kitchen sink is pushed to the limit every single day. We often take for granted just how much our kitchen sinks can endure, and throughout the course of a day, we turn them on and off about a zillion times! But, all this repeated use can quickly create problems in the faucet mechanism, leading to that steady, annoying, drip, drip, drip, drip…
In our previous blog post, we talked about the 3 main reasons you’d want to hire a professional plumber. The reasons included the fact that they have the experience, proper licensing, and appropriate tools to handle any plumbing job you throw at them. One of the most common service calls we get is in regards to sewer line trouble—often indicated by multiple 
As we move into warmer days, you might not worry much about how your air conditioner is performing. While it may seem fine for now, it’s not getting much of a workout just yet, and hot, humid days are still ahead. An AC system is most likely to break down when it’s hottest outdoors, and those days are coming to stay before you know it.