When the weather starts to cool down in Phoenix every year, customers often find their water bills begin to decrease due to the cooler water and less water usage to refill their pool. However, one of the first signs you have a leak in your pool is starting to notice your water bill remains high… [read more]
According to the United States Environmental Protection Agency, the average household’s leaks can account for nearly 10,000 gallons of water wasted every year and 10% of homes have leaks that waste 90 gallons or more per day. Fortunately, water damage is an avoidable calamity. Home leak detection kits can monitor the flow of water as… [read more]
Most leaks are not located in the in-ground pool piping. It is, however, a pool owner’s worst nightmare. Occasionally, a leak occurs at the pipe connector under the pool deck or beneath the skimmer, but repair rarely requires a backhoe. It pays for a pool owner to know how to find a leak in the… [read more]
The pump is the heart of your pool’s plumbing system. It circulates the water in your pool to move the chemicals that fight algae and bacteria, and keep things sanitized and clean. Unfortunately, pool pump leaks are common, and knowing when to call a professional is important for your time and wallet. Three of the… [read more]
Older homes may seem like a blank canvas, but they can also be a plumbing nightmare. Old pipes can cause leaks, water damage, structural damage, and many other plumbing fixtures that are inefficient and costly to use. In addition, homeowners who aren’t aware of their plumbing problems often find themselves paying upwards of thousands of… [read more]
