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How to Prevent Frozen Pipes This Winter
Winter brings freezing temperatures, and with them comes the risk of frozen pipes. When water freezes, it expands, which puts immense pressure on your plumbing. This can lead to cracks or burst pipes, resulting in costly water damage and repairs. Fortunately, you can take proactive steps to prevent frozen pipes and protect your home this…

Why Winter Is the Most Important Time to Inspect Your Plumbing
Winter Puts Unique Stress on Your Plumbing System As temperatures drop in Michigan, your plumbing system faces conditions it simply doesn’t encounter during the rest of the year. Cold air, fluctuating temperatures, increased indoor water use, and hidden vulnerabilities can combine to create serious plumbing issues. That’s why winter has become one of the most…
A Perfect Start to Fall
On this beautiful summer like day, it is hard to believe that it is actually the first day of fall. Soon Michigan will be enchanted by the autumn colors. Putman & Son’s Plumbing wishes a picturesque, delightful and wonderful season for all.

October Commercial Plumbing Checklist for Metro Detroit Businesses
October is an important maintenance month for Metro Detroit businesses. Temperatures are dropping, leaves are collecting around exterior drains, and buildings are transitioning into heating season. For property managers and facility teams, this is a good time to review plumbing systems before winter creates more difficult working conditions. A focused plan for commercial plumbing maintenance…

Eco-Friendly and Water-Saving Plumbing Solutions
As environmental awareness grows, more homeowners are seeking eco-friendly plumbing solutions that reduce water usage and promote sustainability. From low-flow fixtures to greywater recycling systems, adopting green plumbing practices is a great way to conserve water, lower utility bills, and reduce your environmental footprint. Here are some popular water-saving plumbing solutions for a greener home….
Federal Funds Available for Flood Disaster Victims in Wayne, Oakland and Macomb Counties
Obama announces relief and frees up federal funds for Michiganders affected by this summer’s devastating floods. If you were affected, apply for funding through the Federal Emergency Management Agency. You can register online at www.disasterassistance.gov to arrange for an inspector to visit and start the process. There is a 60-day deadline for most applications to…
