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Your sump pump is essential in preventing flooding from heavy rainfall or storms. The pump is usually located in the basement in a designated hole, or sump, because that is the first place groundwater will appear before it reaches the first level in your home. If your pump fails, you could be at risk for…
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When it comes to plumbing for your home, you deserve value – an excellent job done for a fair price. Whether you’re building a new home, remodeling, or just adding a few fresh touches to your kitchen, bathroom, or laundry, Putman & Sons Plumbing will get the job done right the first time at a…
The Benefits of Trenchless Sewer Repair
When homeowners hear the words “sewer line repair,” they often picture torn-up lawns, days of disruption, and steep bills. Fortunately, modern technology offers a smarter solution: trenchless sewer repair. This method fixes underground pipe issues with minimal digging, saving time, money, and your landscaping. Trenchless techniques include pipe lining and pipe bursting. Pipe lining involves…
Adjusting Toilet Flush Volume for Better Water Efficiency
Introduction Toilets are one of the largest sources of water use in most homes. Older toilets may use far more water per flush than necessary. Adjusting flush volume is a simple way to conserve water, lower utility bills, and reduce strain on your plumbing system. Understanding How Flush Volume Is Controlled Flush volume depends on…
Why Is There No Water in My Toilet Tank?
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