Boiler Winterization & Pre-Season Prep: Bleeding Radiators and Checking Pressure
Chicago winters can be long and harsh, which means a well-maintained heating system is a must. If your home uses hot water and radiators for… Read More
October 15
Furnace Won’t Ignite? Pilot Light & Hot Surface Igniter Troubleshooting
You turn up the thermostat and the furnace clicks, pauses and clicks again. Still no heat. A furnace clicking but not igniting has made it… Read More
October 15
Basement Floor Drain Backing Up? What to Do in a Plumbing Emergency
Small puddles can quickly turn into a big problem, as a basement floor drain backing up may signal a blockage farther down the line. If… Read More
October 15
Trenchless Sewer Repair vs. Traditional Digging
Your sewer line probably isn’t something you think about every day, but it serves an important function in keeping your space sanitary. When a sewer… Read More
October 15
The Pros and Cons of Traditional vs. Trenchless Sewer Repairs
Sewage backing up into your basement or a foul-smelling wet patch in your yard can mean something has gone wrong with your sewer line. After… Read More
October 15
How to Improve Airflow in the House
Does your house smell musty? Are allergy symptoms getting to you? Does your upstairs hold more heat than the downstairs? Many people think they just… Read More
September 22
Why Your Garbage Disposal Is Leaking from the Bottom
Garbage disposals reduce odors, prevent sink clogs and reduce the risk of pest infestations, making them one of the most popular kitchen appliances. If your… Read More
September 22
Is Your AC Condensate Drain Line to Code? What to Do When a Floor Drain Backs Up
The condensate drain line helps get rid of the moisture that’s collected by your air conditioner. But when the line isn’t up to code, you… Read More
February 2
Low Hot Water in Winter? Why Cold Weather Pushes Water Heaters to the Limit
Cold weather puts pressure on the water heater in your home that usually works quietly in the background. When winter sets in, incoming water is… Read More
January 22
What Freezing Temperatures Do to Your Home’s Drain & Sewer Lines
When the air gets cold, most people think about frozen supply pipes, yet drain and sewer lines can struggle too, especially in older homes or… Read More