What goes on in your sewer isn’t something anyone would willingly choose to look at, right? Yet there are times when a sewer camera inspection is the best thing for your plumbing. Being able to see exactly what’s going on in your sewer line will give you an advantage when it comes to dealing with … Read more
Spring has fully sprung here in Maryland and summer is right around the corner. Spring showers brought our May flowers but summer thunderstorms can bring plumbing nightmares that can drag down your gutters and cause clogs in your drains. In addition to that, winter weather may have damaged your pipes. It’s best to give all … Read more
When the temperature drops, pipes are at risk of freezing and bursting. You can take steps to mitigate the risk for bursting pipes. Some things you can do: Install Pipe Insulation. Insulate pipes found in your home’s crawl spaces and attic. Exposed pipes are most susceptible to freezing. Wrap pipes. Pipes can be wrapped in … Read more
The average family wastes 180 gallons of water per week — or 9,400 gallons per year — thanks to household leaks. This is not only bad for your bank account, but for the environment as well. Not to mention, leaky faucets, clogged drains, and not getting hot water during your shower is a pain. The … Read more
An overflowing toilet, a burst pipe or a malfunctioning faucet is a plumbing emergency that requires your immediate attention. What do you do? First of all, don’t panic and follow these steps recommended by the specialists from Chesapeake Plumbing. Shut off the water. If you can, shut off the water supply to the pipe that’s … Read more
