Our Guide to Plumbing Leaks
In just one home, leaks in plumbing can waste anywhere from 2,000 to 20,000 gallons every year. They can also cause serious structural damage, mold problems, and in the case of a dripping faucet, insanity. The worst part? Many leaks aren’t even visible, and can be difficult to detect….
Choosing Your Sink Material
Pros: They are heat and stain resistant and are available in massive varieties Cons: They are easily scratched, and show watermarks. Choose one with a brushed or satin finish where the water marks and scratches will be less noticeable. Added bonus? Find one with a sound-absorbing pad at the bottom….
Why You May Want a Separate Cleanup Sink
A cleanup sink plays a distinct role in the kitchen. Here’s what to consider when planning yours Source: Houzz There are good reasons to have two sinks in your kitchen — if you’re lucky enough to be able to afford that option, of course. Having two properly placed sinks improves…
A Guide to Toilet Leaks
If you’re concerned about some water that you found on your bathroom floor, please rest assured that there are a number of common possible causes for the problem. After you eliminate the most obvious cause (poor aim?), consider the following before presuming the problem is with the seal between…
A Guide to Faucet Leaks
Nobody likes a leaky faucet. The constant dripping can slowly drive a person insane, not to mention the hundreds (if not thousands) of gallons of water you’re paying for – all of it just lost down the drain each year. Save your sanity and and get that leaky faucet fixed….
Indoor Leaks
Toilets are the most common leak culprit, and are hard to spot without testing, which is why we have a detailed guide to detecting and repairing common toilet leaks. While you’re in the bathroom, check out your tub or shower, sink, and the floors around them. Any curled flooring,…