Don't Understand Plumbing? These Tips Can Help!
Ready to make plumbing work for you? Great, time to get started! Wait, how do you do that and how do you get started? Never fear, here are some plumbing tips! This collection of advice should provide you with just the right amount of knowledge and inspiration to do your own plumbing.
Ensure that everyone in your household knows how to turn off the main water supply, or knows how to contact someone who can. In the event of a burst pipe or other water-related emergency, you should immediately turn off the water to prevent flooding, structural damage, and a sky-high water bill.
Ensure that everyone in your household knows how to turn off the main water supply, or knows how to contact someone who can. In the event central heating service of a burst pipe or other water-related emergency, you should immediately turn off the water to prevent flooding, structural damage, and a sky-high water bill.
If a pipe ever freezes, you need to make sure to shut off the water. This will keep the pipe from bursting and causing you major damage to your home. Make sure to shut the water off at the main valve, and then open the faucet that is closest to the frozen pipe so it can drain while it is thawing out.
On very cold winter nights, allow your faucets to trickle slightly, especially if your pipes are located in a crawlspace. The running water prevents the pipes from freezing as quickly as they would otherwise. You can catch the water and use it for other household needs to prevent wasting it.
As was shown in the above article, there are many plumbing issues that can be handled by someone other than a plumber. Once you take the time to read how to do it, you will be amazed at the things you will be doing without the expense of an expert.
Service Champions Partners With HELP Plumbing, Heating, Cooling, Drains And Electric
BREA, Calif., July 19, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Service Champions Group announced today that it has acquired HELP Plumbing, Heating, Cooling, Drains and Electric of Ohio, expanding the California based company's footprint into the Midwest. Prominently servicing the greater Cincinnati, Ohio, Northern Kentucky and Southeast Indiana communities for more than 80 years, HELP, led by Wesley Holm, offers exceptional service from a well-trained team of knowledgeable technicians providing efficient installation, repairs and maintenance for residential HVAC, plumbing and electrical systems. Service Champions is a portfolio company of Odyssey Investment Partners.
"The combination of Service Champions and HELP creates a national platform that will expand our ability to provide best-in-class customer service in the heating and cooling industry beyond the West and across the United States, said Leland Smith, Founder and CEO of Service Champions. "Our respective companies bring so much to the table and by building on our collective resources, relationships and experiences, we will deliver enhanced experiences to our customer base. We are proud to welcome a company that not only offers exceptional service and reliable delivery but supports the communities where they live and work. HELP's Midwest roots, outstanding management team and leadership across the complete catalog of home services are a strong complement to our business philosophy and the principles our company was founded on. We are honored to build on the legacy of the Holm family," Smith added.
HELP is led by its President, Wesley Holm, the second generation of the Holm family to preside over the company since 1932. "Service Champions' acquisition of HELP demonstrates their confidence in the strength of the Cincinnati metropolitan area home services marketplace. We are proud to join a group that is laser focused on the customer experience and bring together our talented teams and complimentary organizations. This partnership allows us to extend the value we bring to our customers where we pride ourselves on being courteous, professional and going above and beyond to get it right and exceed our customer's expectations each and every time" said Holm.