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Your Guide to Leaky Faucets and How You Can Fix Them

ranck guide to fixing leaky faucets

If you’re experiencing a constant drip from your plumbing fixtures, you could be wasting gallons of water daily. As soon as you notice a leak, you should immediately aim to repair it. Fortunately, you can usually repair a faucet on your own with a few basic tools, whether you need to fix a leaky bathtub or a kitchen sink.

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When Is the Best Time to Clean Your Drains?

best time to clean drains

Home drains experience a lot of use throughout the day and even more so throughout the year. From brushing your teeth and taking a bath to cleaning your clothes and washing the dishes, your drains ensure all that water has somewhere to go.

Cleaning your drains is one of the best at-home preventative measures to limit the chances of your pipes clogging. A thorough cleaning doesn’t need to happen every week. However, keeping up with your plumbing maintenance at least once a year will protect against damage and health risks.

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Maximizing Boiler Efficiency

Whether you want to lower your operating expenses or increase water heating performance, maintaining your boiler can help. Ranck Plumbing, Heating & Air Conditioning is here to help you maximize your boiler efficiency. Learn more from our service experts to get the most out of your boiler year-round.

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Reasons for a Plumbing Inspection

reasons for a plumbing inspection

One of the most forgotten and unseen systems in your home is the plumbing. Most people are unaware of the condition of their plumbing until there is a leak, minor or major, no hot water, or something is clogged. Your property’s plumbing is a vital aspect of a building’s functionality and health. You should get it inspected annually to keep ensuring the health of your home.

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Winter Plumbing Problems

Winter Plumbing Problems

As cool temperatures set in, homeowners prepare to hunker down indoors until the spring thaw by stuffing outdoor equipment in storage, grabbing sweaters and cranking up the heating system. But winter marks more than a change in season. It’s also the time of year when Pennsylvania homeowners experience more plumbing emergencies as a result of dropping temperatures and increased home activity.

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