Washington residents know better than most how much damage water can cause if allowed to collect. Your home is one of your most vital assets, and, as the weather warms up for spring and summer, it may be in danger of springing a leak. With an influx of April showers and a lack of dry weather to evaporate all that moisture, it’s important to know how to spot and prevent water leaks in your home. Water damage can significantly compromise the integrity

Faucets are an important fixture in any home, giving you access to clean water for drinking and cleaning. Keeping them in working condition is imperative for you and your household’s comfort and health. Leaky faucets can not only be frustrating, but add unneeded costs to your water bill. Before your dripping fixture becomes a bigger problem, try to figure out the source of the issue. Faulty O-Ring The handle of your faucet is held in place with a stem screw,

Drains are responsible for filtering and flushing away water and debris, whether it’s food particles down the kitchen sink or shampoo down a shower drain. However, drains often clog themselves in the process of serving this purpose. Common culprits behind clogged drains include: Cooking grease Coffee grounds Hair Soap scum Here are some ways to keep your drains clear and how to dispose of common coagulants. Clog-Free Drain Tips Dispose common clogging waste in other ways There are several different ways of disposing drain clogging

Freezing temperatures can destroy your plumbing system from the inside out. Extremely low temperatures can freeze sitting water in your pipes, causing the water to expand. If it expands just enough, your pipes will burst, causing extensive damage. Fortunately there are several different ways you can prepare for cold weather and winterize your pipes to prevent them from bursting. Fix All Existing Plumbing Leaks Even the tiniest of leaks can be a huge problem when temperatures fall below freezing. Examine all

A clogged toilet is one of the worst plumbing problems you have to deal with. It’s gross, extremely inconvenient, and disruptive to have to bring in a plumber to figure out what’s wrong. It’s better to do everything you can to prevent toilet issues by not flushing certain items. While we all know things like your children’s toys shouldn’t be flushed, there may be some things you haven’t considered. And other things shouldn’t be flushed for the sake of preserving

According to Washington State’s Department of Ecology, we have a better water supply in 2016 than we did in 2015. Even so, it’s important to pay attention to how much water we use. Along with helping the environment, conserving water can save you money on utility bills. Follow these tips and do your part to prevent drought. 1. Fix Leaks Has your kitchen faucet dripped for months, but you’ve put off getting it fixed? That small drip can waste up to twenty