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Water conservation is a year-round effort, but the hot summer months typically mean a huge spike in usage. Find out how you can minimize the amount of water wasted during normal use, and precautions you can take to keep your home, office and family safe.
Understanding what your septic system needs means you can do a better job of caring and maintaining its good health. All it takes is a little education about how a septic tank works, what it requires, and how you can stay on top of its performance year after year.
If you own a seasonal home or vacation rental property. Knowing where the water shut-off valves are (especially the main water supply that comes into the house) can prevent major water damage in an emergency.
Preventing plumbing problems begins with the home owner. Monitoring the condition of your pipes and plumbing, along with the performance of appliances and other equipment will save you big dollars in the long run.
Ready to save more than just water? It's fix-a-leak week, and that means it's time to do an annual check of your kitchen and bathroom faucets, toilets, indoor and outdoor showers, washing machine and water lines. Learn more about the damage and costs associated with water leaks.
Hard to believe that March is only a little more than a week away, but spring will be here before we know it! That means it's time to give your home a plumbing check-up to get ahead of any issues that may arise once spring has sprung.
Wild Winter Weather wreaked havoc on the Outer Banks last week. Are you prepared if another deep freeze rolls through? Get ahead of old man winter by following these tips.
