As you already know, Canadian winters can be extremely harsh. The freezing cold temperatures are less than favorable, especially for homeowners. When winter comes around every year, you will need to consider the safety of…
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The winter season can easily jeopardize your home’s plumbing. The harsh temperatures can freeze the pipes inside and outside of your home. This can damage your plumbing and make it completely useless. In this case,…
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The term “rough in” refers to the installation of a building’s electrical and plumbing services in the wall cavities just before lining the walls with plasterboard. Holes are usually cut in strategic points in the…
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Most houses have multiple plumbing pipes fitted in the walls, including water, vent, and sewer pipes. Water leaks, weather small or large, can be dangerous: wet surfaces are conducive for mold growth, which can affect…
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A drainage system comprises two key components: drain lines that carry water/waste to a public sewer system or septic tank; and vent lines that permit air to enter the system. The vent lines have vents…
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