Now that more of us are finding ourselves spending more time at home, it is perhaps time to think about all of the jobs that we have been putting off. While there are many jobs that you can do at home by yourself, there are others where you will need the expertise of a professional company.

The summer is a wonderful time of year! The weather is nice and people are enjoying taking a little time off work. Summer is a great time to get your indoor and outdoor plumbing in shape.

Summer is right around the corner and it is time to get your swamp cooler ready. Today we are going to go over some steps that you should take before the temperature rises! Remember that being prepared will help keep your home or business cool during extreme heat.

The bathroom is supposed to be your haven as you refresh yourself from either a sweaty early morning run or a day at work. As you come from your day’s activity, you need to freshen up at the water temp that fits you right.

There are so many things in our home that we take for granted. Our flooring, our electrical system, and yes, our plumbing system. We tend to ignore plumbing issues until we end up with either a tremendous mess or a monster bill. Of course, a much worse proposition would be both.

Winter is the time most people decide to go on vacation so that they can avoid the freezing temperatures. However, just before you leave for the vacation of a lifetime, you need to ensure that your home is left intact.

It’s unfortunate how most homeowners don’t really know the importance of water heaters until they begin malfunctioning. Throughout the year, your water heater is likely to function optimally. But it’s usually during winter where problems may arise.

Water is essential for living things to survive. Human, plants and animals cannot live without water. In agriculture, water is used for irrigating crops. At home, you can use water in washing and cooking. There are two types of water: hard water and soft water.

A water heater is just like any other machine; it requires maintenance on a regular basis. If you fail to do this, chances are that you may find yourself and your family in the cold.

At Rescue Plumbers, we check our client’s water pressure at their homes using a pressure gauge. It is a job we understand well and do with a lot of passion.