Residential & light commercial plumbing, done by licensed plumbers.

Many issues can cause a sewer smell in a home from cracked or broken drains to washed away wax rings under toilets. The most common reason for a sewer smell is from a p-trap going dry. This can happen fairly quickly in a home when a fixture doesn't have water run in it at least bi-weekly, but weekly is even better. A certain amount of water is needed in every plumbing fixture to prevent sewer fumes from coming out of the system.

Anything fibrous such as celery, banana peels, potato peels or artichokes. Also, avoid cleaning out the fridge all at once as this can lead to a clog. Lastly, avoid grease if at all possible; it can cause major issues down the road.

Most drain products are acidic and can cause damage to a home's drainage system. If you have a clog, a drain auger or plunger is best. Enzymatic drain products are good for maintenance to avoid clogs but do not provide a quick fix.

Yes. However, typically a water heater is the most neglected appliance in your home. So it is best to get on annual maintenance early in the water heater's life because if it is started later, be prepared for the possibility of needing some repairs.

No. Almost all toilet manufacturers void the warranty on the toilet if chlorine based disc style cleaner is kept in the tank. Unfortunately, the good old toilet brush is still best.

Yes. We offer financing through Greensky, with no interest if paid in full within 12 months. Ask us about financing options when you call or schedule your visit.