You did it; you survived hosting Thanksgiving dinner! Even if it was a simple affair among a few friends, hosting this even can be quite taxing on you…and on your plumbing. Your plumbing goes through a lot at the end of November, but you made it through the big day so things are probably fine right?
In actuality, after an event like Thanksgiving, there is a much higher risk of plumbing issues popping up. That is why it is always a good idea to schedule a visit from a plumber to check on just how well your home plumbing is doing.
We want to make things a little easier on you by telling you three of the best plumbing services you can opt for after the holiday that will benefit you the most to wrap up the year and start the next one off right.
No one wants to smell the things that they flushed down the kitchen sink or one of their bathroom drains after it is out of sight. There are times though that these nasty scents seem to come back up the drain to haunt the house.
When you come home the last thing you really want to deal with is a puddle on the floor. Even if it isn’t courtesy of Fluffy the dog, a puddle or pooling water anywhere in your home isn’t a good thing because it could be coming from a leak in your pipes.
Imagine this horror story: You arrive home from dinner and your kid runs into the living room to grab their favorite toy. Suddenly you hear them ask, “Why are there mushrooms growing under the carpet?” Your blood chills as you realize something is seriously wrong–and that something is very likely a slab leak that went unnoticed.
Ask any professional plumber about “do-it-yourself” errors and they’ll tell you a slew of horror stories. Many calls for 
In a recent blog post, we went over why it is so important to 
No matter if you have a basic plumbing repair you need for your house or you’re looking for service on the plumbing installations in your commercial facility, the best people to turn to are those offering cut-rate prices and who have no professional credentials!
What counts as the right water pressure covers a wide range. If the water pressure is right, you’ll know it—it just feels “right.” You can shower in it easily, clean up the dishes without problem, and fill up a water bottle quickly without making it overflow.
Many of us who work at Sweetwater have been in the plumbing industry for decades, so we can tell you a bit about the “bad old days” of plumbing technology. When handling repairs for leaks or trying to diagnose drain and sewer clogging issues, a lot of guesswork was required. It was informed guesswork (at least if you had a trained and licensed plumber), but there was still no way a plumber could get a look inside the plumbing to make an actual visual inspection that could remove the need for guessing.
