Now that the holidays are here and you’ve got a lot on your plate, you might tend to get a bit lazy. Instead of properly getting rid of those food scraps, you decide to take the easy way out. What does this mean for your garbage disposal? Find out below: 

Getting tired of constantly clogged drains? They can really put a damper on your holiday season because we all know they never come at a convenient time. Now you can kiss them goodbye with the power of BioOne.

Why would high water pressure be dangerous?  The safety code states that any home with a pressure reading of 80 psi or higher must have a PRV or pressure reducing valve installed on the system. The reason being is that high water pressure running through your home's pipes to all the fixtures that you use is no different than high blood pressure running through your body's piping system to all the organs.

While statistics show the average lifespan of a water heater is 8-12 years for a traditional tank water heater, there are many factors involved in the actual lifespan and what you are considering the term lifespan to mean.  Some people consider the lifespan of a water heater to be when the costs of repairs are not justified when compared to the investment of a replacement; while others consider the lifespan to mean the water heater cannot be repaired and must be replaced. 

How does a tank water heater work?

There are several things that could cause your toilet to make gurgling sounds; a blockage in the toilet or drain for that toilet, a blockage in the vent stack leading up to the roof that may have a nest or leaves in it, or most commonly a main sewer drain blockage. The gurgling sound you hear is from air that escapes backwards into the toilet and is the first sign of a more serious issue occurring and a messy disaster waiting to show itself at the most inopportune time.