It’s important that we talk about common myths and misconceptions on our blog. Not just because we like to brag about our plumbing expertise, but because time and time again homeowners are looped into thinking something about their drain that really isn’t true. The more you believe in myths instead of science in regards to your plumbing, the more likely you are to run into expensive problems that we end up having to fix.
When you take the time to educate yourself about bathroom plumbing in Essex County, it really shows. Drains that last longer and clog less can be the result of homeowners who really understand how they work and do their due diligence to contact a plumber when it matters.
So, let’s talk about some myths that surround our plumbing systems and discuss some possible solutions to the problems associated with them. If you’re not satisfied with the information on this blog, make sure you call us for our professional opinion!
Mold is a problem that can not only be expensive to fix, but a detriment to your health and your comfort. If you’re starting to smell the advancement of mold within your home, or you’re starting to feel sicker and cough more, there could be a serious problem that needs to be addressed. Mold is not something to be trifled with, and it can easily lead to declining health and the rotting of your home’s interior structure.
Cleaning your drain when it’s starting to get clogged can be a rough experience. Nobody wants to come home from a long day of work, especially if it’s a bad day, and roll up their sleeves to get their hands dirty unclogging a drain. It’s an obnoxious process, and unless you’re a plumber, it can involve a lot of online searches and disheartening experiences.
If you’ve ever dealt with a plumbing leak, then you’re probably very well aware that they can very quickly become a costly expense. No, we’re not just talking about the cost of fixing a leaking or burst pipe, but the immense amount of wasted water that can come from it as well. Water that gets wasted from burst pipes or leaks is essentially going on your budget, so if you’re in the market to save a bit of money on your 
Contrary to what the title might make you believe, this is not a children’s book. This is a blog post with the hope of informing you about the possible problems that could be causing your slow drains. There are some big differences between different types of slow drains, and it’s pretty important not to misdiagnose the problem with your plumbing.
No matter how well they’re labeled, how good they smell, or how cheap they are, drain cleaners aren’t a good solution to a clog in your plumbing. We know, it’s a hard pill to swallow, but we’re just trying to help. In fact, most homeowners don’t even know that they tend to do more harm than good when they are used. These volatile liquids will rot away your pipes and leave your system needing much more than just a drain cleaning.
Pipe leaks can occur in the middle of the night or on a holiday, right when you least expect them to. While you’re panicking calling 
Plumbing leaks never seem to be that big a deal in the beginning. After all, it’s just a few drips here and a few drops there. Ignore this at your own peril, however, as even a slow or intermittent leak can quickly turn into costly damages and repairs. As soon as you have any of the indicators below of faucet, water heater, sewage line, or slab leaks, make the smart call: contact a professional plumbing contractor to immediately diagnose and fix the issue.
Leaky pipes are unfortunately quite common in the winter. The freezing and thawing of water in the pipes causes them to expand, which may force a pipe to burst open. Other factors can contribute to leaky pipes too, of course, such as corrosion or other means of excess pressure on the pipes.