If your water heater is not providing you with hot water, or not enough hot water, you need to take care of this soon. You need hot water for a lot of different things, such as showering, bathing, washing dishes, doing laundry, or just simply washing your hands. If you don’t have hot water, you need to have your water heater repaired or replaced. Hiring a plumber to help you with these things is what you should do, but if you’re handy, you may be able to attempt a repair on your own. Read More»
If you have a water heater in your home that needs to be replaced or if you find it isn’t meeting your needs in one or more ways, a tankless one may be a good replacement. A good way for you to decide if you should go the tankless route is to ask yourself these questions:
Is your hot water turning cold on you?
If you find that the hot water in your house just isn’t lasting as long as you need for it to, then this is likely being caused by one of these three things: Read More»
You may have more control over your home’s water pressure than you realize. If you use municipal water, you likely have a pressure-reducing valve near your main water supply line. Since the city’s water supply is too highly pressurized for home use, an adjustable valve brings this back to a reasonable level. For homes with well water, a switch on the pressure tank serves a similar purpose.
Many people enjoy higher pressure water for showers, and it can sometimes be necessary to deliver sufficient pressure to distant fixtures, but it can also become a problem. Read More»
