We talk a lot on this blog about clogs, but we don’t ever go into detail about what exactly is clogging your drain. If you were to close your eyes and imagine the drain clog, what would it be? What color would it look like? What material is it made out of? If you’re blanking, or you’re struggling to envision something that’s remotely correct, then you’re in the right place!
The truth is that learning about what might cause a drain clog can be the first step toward avoiding clogs in the future! While you call our team for drain cleaning in Tucson, remember that the fewer materials that get sent down your drain, the less likely you are to deal with a clog in the future.
Let’s talk about the true culprits of drain clogs, and put together a strategy to keep them out!
We hear this a lot when working on homes in our area. It can be frustrating to spend so much of your hard-earned money on something that you don’t even see that often. We all have bills to pay, and paying a lot for 
There’s a big disconnect when it comes to detecting leaks. Plumbers can detect a leak from a mile away, as if we’re some kind of superhero with powerful leak detection powers that let us zoom in on the plumbing system of a home. Homeowners don’t have this superpower usually, because it comes from years of training, honing skills, and using powerful equipment. But you don’t live every day with a plumber, so how are they supposed to detect a leak if they’re not in your home?
Corrosion is a word that homeowners dread to hear. It’s never brought up in a good context and it usually is associated with a lot of work that needs to be done, and a big dent in your wallet. Well, we’re not here to charge you anything or tell you to call for repairs right now. This blog post is focused on the science behind corrosion.
Many homeowners don’t know what a sump pump is, and that’s okay! For homeowners who live on the top of a mountain, on a cliff, or perhaps even on a high hill, this blog post probably isn’t for you. But for many Tucson residents who live in our climate, sump pumps are actually necessary for a home to function without becoming a victim of flash floods.
Plumbing maintenance isn’t some catch-all term that we use to talk about any old fix. While other industries might use the term “maintenance” to describe DIY work or even the entire process, plumbing maintenance is a specific service.
There’s a pretty common thought circulating throughout our community that we wanted to voice our opinion on. While there are clogged drains and slow drains, and they are indeed different, many homeowners think that slow drains are better than clogged drains. This just isn’t necessarily the case.
