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Why Homebuyers Should Invest in a Sewer Scope Inspection

A typical inspection of a property provides important information on the current state of the home, but it may not always uncover all there is to know. If you’re looking to acquire a property, particularly one constructed more than 20 years ago, a sewer scope examination is a good investment.

How Do I Know When it’s Time for a Sump Pump Replacement?

If you’re like most homeowners, you probably don’t think about your sump pump until it’s too late. And that’s usually when you start seeing water in your basement! A sump pump is an essential part of any home, and if it’s not working properly, it can lead to some serious damage. In this blog post,Continue reading “How Do I Know When it’s Time for a Sump Pump Replacement? “

Raymark Plumbing Discusses the Top Reasons for Sewer Line Clogs

A single clogged drain is relatively easy to fix. However, multiple drains simultaneously slowing or backing up means you may be dealing with a clogged sewer line. As an expert in clogged sewer repair, Raymark Plumbing is sharing the top reasons for sewer line clogs. Tree roots Sometimes, tree roots grow into a sewer line.Continue reading “Raymark Plumbing Discusses the Top Reasons for Sewer Line Clogs”

A Seattle Plumbing Company Shares 4 Shower Clog Hacks

You already have so much to do before making it out the door in the morning, so the last thing you want is to add “deal with shower clog” to your list. Of course, the best way to fix something is to prevent it from going wrong in the first place. A Seattle plumbing company has providedContinue reading “A Seattle Plumbing Company Shares 4 Shower Clog Hacks”

A Brief History of Plumbing from a Leading Plumber in Seattle, WA

Modern plumbing is one of the most important inventions of all time, giving many people easy access to clean drinking water, hot showers, and flushing toilets. Equally important are the assurances that wastewater does not contaminate drinking water and that wastewater is removed from homes so that it does not spread disease.