Plumbing Upgrades and Changes to Increase Water Efficiency in Your Home

Posted on: 23 March 2021

An important aspect of environmental sustainability is reducing domestic water wastage. Besides conserving the environment, water efficiency can lower your annual utility costs. The first step to actualising this plan is making changes to your domestic plumbing system. Upgrading a few fixtures and changing your consumption habits can reduce water wastage in your home. With this in mind, here are a few plumbing upgrades and changes to consider.  Upgrade your plumbing fixtures
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Understanding When To Call An Emergency Plumber

Posted on: 19 January 2021

Plumbers offering an emergency service are available 24/7 to attend your home and resolve plumbing issues that simply can't wait until normal business operating hours. If you need immediate assistance from a plumber during the night, at the weekend or during a holiday, you will need to contact a plumbing company that offers emergency callouts. But how do you know what plumbing problems are considered an emergency and what issues could wait without causing any damage to your property?
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4 Reasons to Use an Inverter Swimming Pool Heat Pump

Posted on: 24 November 2020

Many modes of heating are available for backyard pools, including gas and oil water heaters. An inverter heat pump uses clever technology to draw heat from the environment and use it to heat your swimming pool. Here are four reasons why you should consider using an inverter swimming pool heat pump over other methods of heating your pool. 1. Highly Efficient Heat pumps are designed to be as efficient as possible.
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4 Signs That Your Home Has a Blocked Drain

Posted on: 13 August 2020

If you want to maintain an efficient plumbing system, it's important that you engage a plumber on a regular basis to clean your drains. Blocked drains can be inconvenient and unsanitary. Possible causes of blocked drains include the build-up of hair and lint in drainage, cooking grease and debris, and the use of excessive amounts of toilet paper. If you notice that your drain is blocked, call a plumber immediately. Continue reading for 4 signs of blocked drainage.
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