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Trenchless Sewer Line Excavation Methods: Pipe Bursting Vs. Pipe Relining

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Plumbing contractors bury residential sewer lines 1.5’ - 6’  underground, depending on the location. These pipes experience protection from the elements, such as water and UV rays. Homeowners also don’t need to worry about seeing or tripping over the pipes. However, when a sewer line requires replacement, plumbers struggle to access the pipes. Years ago, plumbers needed to dig trenches at every affected part of the sewer line. Today, most plumbers use “…

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Own A Company? Install Backflow Prevention To Protect Plumbing

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If you own a company, the plumbing system is something you may not think about. It is important, however, and problems can happen. One way to provide protection is to install backflow prevention equipment.  Hire a plumber to do this job for you. Below is more information about this.  Backflow Backflow happens when there is non-drinking-quality water, along with other liquids, flowing into your piping system and then into the public water system in your town.…

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Warning Signs That It Is Time To Replace Your AC Unit

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Your air conditioning system determines the level of comfort everyone experiences inside the home. Hence, when the system is in excellent condition, you do not have to worry about heat, quality of air, or stuffiness. On the other hand, as the unit ages, it will become less efficient in maintaining a comfortable environment. Moreover, it will overwork to meet demand, ultimately leading to a complete breakdown. So, watch out for these signs to know that your AC has reached the end of its lifespan and needs a replacement.…

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