Since the first time you tried one, you’ve been hooked on flushable wet wipes, and you aren’t the only one. The wet wipe industry had

Most people only know a few parts of their toilet: the tank, the bowl, and the handle. However, if you were to lift up the

HOSE BIBB SPRING PREP: ARE YOU READY?  A hose bibb, also known as your exterior spigots, happen to be one of the most convenient tools

It’s officially fall and time to think about preparing your home for the drop in temperatures. Here are some helpful tips to ready your home

One of the best ways to reduce furnace breakdowns and ensure your system is running efficiently is by having an annual tune up performed. Just

Central Ohio just had a taste of what Old Man Winter will bestow upon us in the next few months. Brrrr! In fact, many of

Considering a tankless water heater for your home?  Here are some interesting facts about tankless water heaters to consider when you are making your decision.

When the weather heats up in Ohio, the humidity and temps can be just brutal. As a homeowner, you know that having your air conditioning

Brrrr! Now that the cold months are settling in, your furnace may be working overtime to keep up with the dipping temperatures. Heat pumps used

Your drain is clogged. Now what? No matter where or how they originate, unaddressed drain clogs cause other issues in connected pipes, your main plumbing

The most common water treatment problem found in homes is hard water.  What is hard water exactly?  It’s water that has a high mineral content

Springtime in Central Ohio means it is time for festival season, trips to the Zoo and the Memorial Golf Tournament. It is also a good

Yes, it is true. Plumbing disasters can happen at any time of year. But the holidays, which tend to be hectic, can bring a whole

Ahhhh… the onslaught of spring in Central Ohio. From the middle of March to the end of May, thousands of residents experience  itchy eyes, runny

The good ole sump pump. As a homeowner in Ohio, you know that this hidden little treasure in your basement may be the first aid