We keep this section of our website full of useful plumbing information for home and business owners. If you have any questions for us at Westerville Plumbing & Drain, give us a call at (614) 540-3437.
We're offering many tips to make sure your plumbing work withstands the winter so you are aware of common issues that may arise this season. While you can't always predict or stop impending problems – especially when it comes to the weather, we are here to help you...
With winter on its way, now is the time to get your plumbing ready for the cold weather. By taking some preventative measures now, you can avoid any future problems. Here are some tips from our professional Westerville Plumbing & Drain service team on how...
Your water heater provides you with access to hot water whenever you need it. Can you imagine what would happen if it wasn’t for your residential water heater? Unfortunately, you’d have to manually preheat your water on the stove or over an open fire whenever you...
You want clean, quality, and great-tasting water for your family's home and health. But maybe you have more questions than answers regarding water quality issues and how they could impact your home. Some questions you may be asking: What exactly is hard...
If you're the handyman of your household, you may have come across your family asking you to fix plumbing issues, such as a toilet that isn't flushing. If you're unsure what to search for, identifying the reason why your toilet won't flush might be difficult....
Water bills can be baffling. Sure, you're aware that having a minimum water bill is a necessity. But if your bill suddenly doubles or triples, it can be tempting to think that you must have had some sort of plumbing emergency, like that your toilet is leaking gallons...
UV water purifiers are becoming more than a trendy novelty. They are environmentally friendly and easy to use, with no chemicals or harmful substances used in the process of sanitizing your drinking water. If you want to make sure the water coming out of your well is...
Your pipes are supposed to be silent. When they make noises, it's a sign that something isn't right in your plumbing system. Perhaps there's not enough space between the pipe fixtures, or maybe you need to recalibrate your thermostat. Whatever the case may be...
