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Frozen Pipes • Frozen Water Pipe • Prevent Pipe Freezing Are you afraid you may have frozen pipes? Not sure who to call and/or what are the steps to follow before you try and unthaw it yourself! You can always call Beacon Plumbing for assistance. We provide #1 customer service to plumbing customers in the […]
Backflow Prevention • Backflow Testing • Install or Repair A backflow valve/check valve is a valve designed to let liquids and solids flow in one direction. Consequently, the liquids and solids cannot back up and flow in the opposite direction. A backflow valve is used in connection with sewer lines for the obvious reason that the
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Winterize the Pipes in Your Home or Business 1. Disconnect/Wrap Hosebibbs. Drain All garden hoses. 2. Divert downspouts away from your house and tie into a storm or sewer system 3. Insulate pipes in crawl space (COVER crawl space vents during winter). Insulate exposed water line pipes. 4. Wrap Pipes in any unheated areas
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CLOGGED AND PLUGGED DRAINS My kitchen sink drain is plugged & backing up! My bathtub drain is clogged! These two common complaints about plugged and clogged drains may be preventable. In the kitchen, the common causes of a clogged pipes are fats, oils and grease (FOGs) that are washed down the sink. These same fats,
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Check The Washing Machine Hose A burst hose that brings the water supply (hot or cold) to your washing machine can cause a huge amount of water damage. Frequently check the hoses for signs of bulges or small leaks. If you find them, replace the hoses with flexible metal wrapped hoses. If you’re leaving
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Know How Your Run-Off Drainage System Works It’s Fall and the rainy season is just around the corner. A wet basement or crawl space is a common problem if you live in the Northwest because we live in an area that gets rainfall for most of the year. Add in the geography of our area
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Watch Your Water Bill It’s important that you watch your water bill, especially if the bill suddenly starts to significantly increase. If your water bill suddenly jumps, you may have a slow leak in your service line or it can also be from your toilet continually running. You can check to see if the leak
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My Heat Exchanger Is Cracked? The basic role the heat exchanger plays in your gas furnace is to confine the combustion from your gas furnace in a metal enclosure (the exchanger). The combustion heats up the exchanger and the heat is then blown throughout your house. If the exchanger is cracked, then it means
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Seattle Drain Cleaning Tips WHAT’S THAT SMELL? Has a bad odor suddenly surfaced in the house? There’s no sign of any kind of sewer back up or clogged drains. It could be there’s a sink or shower that hasn’t been used in a long time and the water in the “P” trap has dried
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Seattle Sewer Tip Know If You Have a Sewer Cleanout and Its Location An obstructed sewer line is never a pleasant experience for the homeowner. The job of clearing the obstruction can be made much easier if there is a “cleanout” installed on the sewer line. A cleanout is a pipe with a removable
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