Plumber putting a teflon joint on a thread
December 1

How Does Teflon Tape Help Seal Water Supply Line Threads

Teflon tape seals water supply lines by filling in the gaps and grooves of the threads, and lubricating them so they can be tightened more… View Article Read More

water supply well
November 22

How a Bad Pressure Tank Leads to Air in Your Plumbing System?

A bad pressure tank leads to air in your plumbing system primarily because of a broken air bladder, which causes the tank to become “waterlogged”…. View Article Read More

A toilet with a closed lid is covered in white paper towels. Nearby, a waste bin has a metal lid and a plastic bin liner. The scene suggests disorder.
September 24

Can Too Much Toilet Paper Clog Your Sewer Line?

Yes, using too much toilet paper can clog your sewer line, even though it’s designed to dissolve. Thick or multi-ply paper is more likely to… View Article Read More

Wet concrete floor with large puddles reflecting light. The irregular water shapes create a textured surface, conveying a sense of dampness.
September 20

How to Find a Plumbing Leak in a Slab? A Well-Explained Guide!

To find a plumbing leak in a slab, first, look for signs like a high water bill, the sound of running water, or warm spots on… View Article Read More

A plumber in a blue shirt and cap examines under a kitchen sink with tools and hoses nearby. He holds a clipboard while evaluating the repair.
September 18

Plumbing Leak Detection Equipment: How It Works, Types, and Benefits

Plumbing leak detection equipment works by monitoring water flow, pressure, sound, or temperature to identify abnormalities that indicate a leak. Common types include whole-house flow… View Article Read More

Sewer Lateral Replacement
September 15

How to Unclog Your Main Sewer Line? Effective Methods Explained

  A plumber unclogs a main sewer line using specialized tools like motorized augers (drain snakes), hydro-jetting, and video cameras to locate and break up… View Article Read More

Backflow Testing
August 10

Backflow Preventer Testing: What to Expect and Average Costs

Backflow preventer testing costs typically range from $50 to $250, depending on the device and location. Expect annual testing, which includes a professional inspection and… View Article Read More

Backflow Preventer issues
August 7

Backflow Preventer Leak Repair: Causes, Fixes and Prevention

A leaking backflow preventer is typically caused by debris in the valve, worn-out O-rings or seals, high water pressure, improper installation, or general wear and… View Article Read More

Backflow prevention
August 5

Backflow Preventers in Knoxville, TN: Understanding Local Plumbing Codes

Backflow preventers are required in Knoxville to stop contaminated water from flowing into the public supply. Most properties must install, test, and maintain a code-approved… View Article Read More

Plumbing Repair in Knoxville, TN
January 10

5 Tips for Preventing Frozen Pipes This Winter

Frozen pipes are something that you’ll certainly want to avoid this winter in your Knoxville, TN home. Even with our relatively milder winters, all it… View Article Read More