Fixing old plumbing problems can get pricey. Homeowners need to learn about their aging systems to avoid these costs. Houses built before the 1990s typically have outdated pipes that don't meet today's plumbing codes, which puts residents at risk. Most older homes still use dangerous materials like lead pipes. These...
Ancient Egyptians used copper pipes as the undisputed standard for home water supply. Modern times have brought a radical alteration in homeowners' approach to their plumbing choices. Copper pipes last an impressive 50 to 70 years. PEX has become a compelling alternative with a lifespan of 30 to 50 years....
Homeowners who hire unlicensed plumbers or try DIY repairs often pay twice as much. They need professionals to fix their mistakes later. The upfront savings look good at first. However, doing plumbing work without proper licenses can lead to serious trouble. Licensed plumbers spend 4-5 years completing tough apprenticeships. Their...
