Despite the extreme weather we’re facing in Canada, many homeowners are not protecting themselves adequately against water damage. According to J.D. Power, more and more Canadians are filing home insurance claims for damage caused by major catastrophic events. These events include burst river banks that...
Two things that both live underground: sewer lines and tree roots. When they get together, nothing good can come of it.Any crack that forms in a sewer line attracts tree roots, which begin small but can grow to be the same size as the pipe....
Water heater installation is a heavy-duty DIY project. Are you sure you want to take it on yourself? If you’re less than 100% confident you possess the skills and equipment, it might be worth calling a professional service.Canadians use an average of 75 litres of...
Limescale is the white crusty film that develops around faucets, in bath tubs, and in toilets. Limescale is notorious for leaving ugly stains, and it can become extremely difficult to remove if you ignore it. This is the primary reason why you must take immediate...
When you have a slow or clogged drain, the first reaction is to grab a plumbing snake or chemical liquid -- clear the clog in a rapid fashion, and the drain is ready to be used once again. However, there are many reasons why you...