Spring Is the Time to Install Backflow Valves

The rains and flooding last summer caught many Michigan homeowners by surprise. Prevent sewage backing up into your home. Call Putman & Son’s Plumbing to install the proper backflow valves.

The rains and flooding last summer caught many Michigan homeowners by surprise. Prevent sewage backing up into your home. Call Putman & Son’s Plumbing to install the proper backflow valves.

Here in the United States, most people take working toilets for granted but around the world many don’t have access to proper sanitation. World Toilet Day brings awareness to the commitment to make sewage disposal available to everyone around the world to reduce illness and prolong lives.
Going green… Some popular media would count this as a fad while others find the merit in the prospects of environmental protection. The odd correlation that is hardly ever discussed is the fact that going green when implemented properly is a cost savings not just a resource savings. The EPA estimates that roughly 26% of…
Is it time for your certified backflow inspection? Not only is it a wise idea to have testing done periodically, testing is required by many cities to ensure that you are protected from contaminated water. Many of our customers have received their notice in the mail. Remember that testing is done for your safety to…
In the dusty attic of a home long vacated and left empty, Ralph Putman found a hand-written letter penned by a mother whose son had just left for war. Titled “Mother’s Prayer,” the faded letter to God was tucked among the pages of an old newspaper dated 1937 and bundled with a long-closed restaurant’s menu….

Why Flushing Matters Your water heater works hard every day, but over time, sediment and mineral deposits accumulate inside the tank. This buildup can reduce efficiency, increase energy costs, and shorten your heater’s lifespan. Regular flushing removes these deposits, keeping your system running efficiently and safely. What Happens If You Don’t Flush It When sediment…

Lead piping was once standard in many American homes, especially those built before the 1980s. Today, we know that even small amounts of lead in drinking water can be dangerous, especially for children and pregnant women. As a result, replacing lead service lines has become a national priority. Lead can enter your home’s water supply…