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Do-It-Yourself Plumbing

How to Repair a Gas Line

It only takes a scratch or tear from corrosion or an accident, to create high pressure in a gas line, and this can cause natural gas leak; allowing the gas pressure of the natural gas, or other gases, to start seeping through the natural gas lines, causing a gas leak.

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How to Clear a Clogged Plumbing Vent

Plumbing vents are part of your home’s complete plumbing system, which includes drain pipes, vent pipes, drain lines, vent stacks, and the plumbing fixtures that are attached to the drainage system such as your kitchen sink, water heater, toilets, showers, and the wastewater drainage pipes that carry the wastewater to

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How to Insulate Your Water Heater

If your water heater is in an attic, basement, or garage that is uninsulated or unheated, an insulation blanket might be the ticket to a more energy efficient water heater. It is best to get an insulation blanket that is valued at R-11 or higher; the number following the R

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Tips for an Emergency Burst Pipe Repair

There are some plumbing pieces and tools available from most hardware stores that Kansas City homeowners should consider always having on hand, as the cost is not high but when a plumbing emergency happens you’ll be glad you have them. Tools and items such as a pipe cutter, PVC, new

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When Is It Time to Call the Plumber?

Even the most proficient do-it-yourselfer will need expert help from time to time. This is especially apparent in a plumbing emergency. But even many seemingly commonplace issues would still be best left to the expertise of a Kansas City plumber, saving you both time and money. One such instance is

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5 Steps on How to Clean A Water Heater

Why Should You Clean Your Water Heater Homeowners know an important part of home maintenance is cleaning your hot water heater, especially when preparing it for winter. Doing so can increase the lifespan of your hot water tank and will help to ensure you have a working hot water faucet

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What to Do About Noisy Pipes

If you have clanging pipes, the problem could be a water hammer, a slack mounting strap, or high water pressure. Whatever the source of these sounds, you can usually do something about it. And you should probably take action as soon as possible because your pipes could be at risk

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Winter-Proof Your Plumbing in the Fall

When it comes to taking care of your plumbing system for the fall, the main objective is to prepare your house for the winter. A surprise cold snap could lead to plumbing emergencies that are highly preventable. Here then are some ways to prevent plumbing disasters by getting ready to

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Your Complete Guide To Water Heater Maintenance

While it is important to have your water heater inspected by a professional on an annual basis, you can take steps throughout the year to personally ensure that everything is running well and your hot water is there when you need it! Types of water heater maintenance: Water heater repair

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Tips on How to Clean Your Garbage Disposal

In spite of everyone’s best efforts, a garbage disposal is likely to end up with its grinders coated in slush, gunk and grime, and eventually is weighed down with debris and buildup. Substances such as glass and rubber can accidentally slip in, and prohibited items such as corn cobs, artichokes,

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