Plumbing Services Myrtle Beach, South Carolina

By amie | February 5, 2014

Install, Repair & Replacement of all Brands Commercial & Residential Featured Plumbing Services Water Heaters, Boilers & Tankless Water Heaters – Installation, service and repair on all brands and Certified Rinnai installers Plumbing Video Camera Inspection Service – Plumbing technology that takes the guesswork out of hard to see plumbing problems and can save homeowners thousands of…

WHOLE HOUSE COMFORT CHECK

By amie | February 5, 2014

A Thorough Evaluation of all your Home’s Comfort Systems The typical home wastes 25% – 40% of the energy put out by the central furnace, heat pump and air conditioner. If you answer YES to any of the questions below, call us today! Buying A New Comfort System? As recommended by DOE & EPA, before buying…

The Best Air Filters For Your Home

By amie | January 21, 2014

The first thing to consider when purchasing an air filter is size — you need to purchase a filter that will fit into your HVAC. You can check this by looking at the air filter currently in the unit or by checking the owner’s manual. During a routine maintenance visit from your HVAC contractor then…

PROBLEMS CAUSED BY A DIRTY CONDENSER COIL

By amie | January 21, 2014

Air conditioning units include two coils…the evaporator coil or “indoor coil” and the condenser coil or “outdoor coil”. What is a condenser coil? A condenser coil is on the key parts responsible for the reliable, cost efficient, effective and long-term operation of your air conditioner. It is located outside your home in the condensing unit.…

TRENCHLESS PIPE BURSTING

By amie | January 21, 2014

OPEN CUT TRENCH EXCAVATION Open cut trench excavation is the traditional and most popular method for sewer lateral sewer construction, repair, or replacement. Open cut trench excavation consists of excavating a trench for the manual installation of each “stick” or piece of pipe. This method is usually the least expensive method if the pipe is…

10 tricks for reducing your heating bill

By amie | January 9, 2014

High home heating bills pack a real punch into household budgets across the United States each winter. The consistently pose a special challenge for people who rely on fixed incomes or live paycheck to paycheck. At least there’s a little bit of good news this year: Many families are likely to see slight price breaks…

Homeowners, Landlords & Property Investers

By amie | January 9, 2014

How to Prevent Pipes From Freezing. And what to do if that happens. WAYS TO KEEP YOUR PIPES WARM If you own investment property, you should be aware that the pipes at your property could be vulnerable to freezing. Many mistakenly believe that this is a phenomenon only for those in typically cold climates have…

HEAT & COOL EFFICIENTLY

By amie | January 3, 2014

As much as half of the energy used in your home to heating and cooling. So making smart decisions about your home’s heating, ventilating and air conditioning (HVAC) system can have a big effect on your utility bills — and your comfort. Take steps to increase the efficiency of your heating and cooling system. CHANGE…

KEEP YOUR WATER PIPES FROM FREEZING

By amie | January 3, 2014

Why Pipe Freezing Is A Problem Water expands as it freezes. This expansion puts tremendous pressure on whatever is containing it, including metal or plastic pipes. No matter the “strength” of a container, expanding water can cause pipes to break. Pipes that freeze most frequently are those that are exposed to severe cold, like outdoor…

How Sewer Cameras Work

By amie | November 19, 2013

Sewer cameras are one of the most important and valuable tools in plumbing. Several benefits can be provided by cameras but the most important is to detect the problem areas in the entire drainage system. This equipment is useful for plumbers and also for homeowners who always encounter problems in their drainage systems. This equipment…