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When the shower has no hot water, but the sink works fine, the problem usually lies somewhere between the wall and... Continue Reading

Many homes built in Tampa Bay before the mid-1960s were plumbed with galvanized steel, and many still have some or... Continue Reading

Low water pressure in a house almost always comes from one of five places: the pressure regulator, a hidden leak,... Continue Reading

A toilet that keeps running is doing one of three things: running continuously after a flush and never shutting... Continue Reading

A garbage disposal that stops working is almost always doing one of four things: it is completely silent, it hums... Continue Reading

A slab leak is a leak in a water line that runs under a home's concrete foundation. The pipe is buried in or beneath... Continue Reading

If your Tampa house was built between 1978 and the mid 1990s, there is a real chance the water lines running... Continue Reading

When a water bill increases and nothing about the household has changed, the cause is almost always water leaving... Continue Reading

A sump pump is a small electric pump that sits in a pit, called a sump basin, at the lowest point of a home. When... Continue Reading