According to the EPA, 900 billion gallons of water are wasted annually in the US, just due to leaks around the house. In fact, 95% of all the water we use goes straight down the drain.
And this can cost you a lot of money – draining your bank account as well as local reservoirs.
Topics: Water Bill, Save Water, Water Leak, Leak Detector
With the average water heater holding about 50 gallons, a leak in your tank can create a lot damage.
And, depending on where your water heater is located and how long it is until the water is shut off to the tank, it could spread into several rooms – ruining carpets, damaging flooring, and even seeping into walls.
Topics: Plumbing, Water Leak, Water Heater, Leak Detector
We all make an effort to save water. But it can be hard – especially in the summer. Here tips to help you save water this summer – and decrease you water bill.
Topics: Save Water, Water Leak, Water Bill
Three things you can do to detect water leaks.
Here’s a simple checklist that can pay big benefits when it comes to tracking down pesky leaks.
Topics: Plumbing, Water Leak, Toilet Test
Stop a leak from doing further damage by turning it off at the source
Whether it’s a leak from the washing machine, toilet, or sink, you can stop it at the source and save yourself from major water damage. All it takes is a little preparation.
Topics: Plumbing, Shut Off Valve, Water Leak
When the weather warms up, we tend to use more water. Hotter weather. More showers. More watering in the yard.
Topics: Plumbing, Water Leak, Water Bill
