When you purchase a used riding mower from someone, there are some maintenance issues that may need to be addressed. It is best to have the mower looked over by a repair company, before you try to use it, to make sure that it is in good working condition. The following guide walks you through a few things that they need to be addressed, before the mower will be as useful as it can be. Read More»
Water filtration systems can be a simple system set up on the home’s faucet to filter out various minerals and make the home’s drinking water more palatable and healthy. Or, the water filtration could be more extensive and filter the water supply for the whole house or provide “softer” water for showers, washing clothes, making of ice cubes, etc. The materials used for filters in a filtration system can range anywhere from a carbon to ceramic to sand water filtration. Read More»
One of the most common plumbing repairs you’ll have to deal with is a leaky toilet. If you always have to jiggle the handle to get the flap to seat properly so water stops running in the tank, you should have the toilet repaired as soon as you can. If you forget to stop the water manually, you’ll waste a lot of water by letting the toilet run overnight or while you’re at work or on vacation. Read More»
Sump pumps are something you may think of for industrial buildings, municipal buildings, or homes that may be located along waterfronts. You may not think of them as something that should be considered for residential areas that are in high risk areas for flooding due to severe weather conditions, such as hurricanes. If you live in one of these areas, you may want to consider these key points about sump pumps and sump pump installation. Read More»
If you are on well water, then you know how important your pump is to the everyday operation of the well. Without it, there is no way to get the water how of the well and to the tap, where you need it most. Knowing the signs of a failing pump allows you to replace or repair it before you are left high and dry. Sign #1: Low water pressure Read More»