Pipe coating can double the lifespan of pipes. A standard pipe in optimal conditions and constant maintenance can last for 30 to 50 years, and a coated pipe in the same conditions can last over … continue reading
Compression fitting leaks most often occur from overtightening. It is imperative not to overtighten the nut to avoid damaging the compression fitting. A ferrule that is too tightly tightened will deform improperly, resulting in the … continue reading
For homeowners looking to upgrade or fix their plumbing systems, can they expect insurance to cover all costs? An insurance company does not cover repiping because it is considered a preventive measure. They usually offer … continue reading
PVC pipes are a great solution for plumbing needs because they are light, inexpensive, and durable. Yes, PVC pipes do get clogged but they are less likely to clog compared to iron or metal pipes. … continue reading
You may have a belly in your sewer line because of debris accumulation. The debris would cause blockage and not permit a free flow of water. Human error can also lead to belly in your … continue reading
You can bury galvanized water pipe, but it is not guaranteed that it will not corrode. Although it is known to be durable and can last for decades, soil condition, temperature, and the type of … continue reading
One way to camouflage sewer pipes is by painting them so they can match the surrounding material. Also, you can consider using decorative pipe covers – this method is effective, especially if this is temporary. … continue reading
Normally, well water should be clear and colorless. Sometimes, the water often gives different colors, such as red, green, or milky-white (cloudy). If the water is appearing cloudy, this could be air trapped in your … continue reading
Pipefitting can be a time-consuming and physically demanding job. Fortunately, today, unlike in previous generations, the development of power tools and lightweight pipe materials has made the job easier. You can now drill, cut, and … continue reading
There are lots of ways you can insulate around a gas pipe. For instance, fiberglass insulation, spray polyurethane foam, tubular rubber insulation, or tubular polyethylene foam. Therefore, you can choose to work with a technique … continue reading
