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What New Home Buyers Need to Know About Their Plumbing

New home buyers need to know about their plumbing and what to do if something goes wrong. Yes, if the home is new, the plumbing is, too. However, its quality and functioning depend heavily on the work of the plumbing contractors who installed it. Whether you’re buying for the first time or among the seasoned…

May 7, 2021 0Comments 0Likes

Tips to Save Water When Spring and Summer Gardening

During the spring and summer, many people begin planting gardens. However, your yard and garden account for almost half of your home’s water use . Therefore, to save water, start with your home’s outdoor water usage. With some minor changes, you could see a major difference in the amount of water that you need…

April 30, 2021 0Comments 0Likes

How We Protect Our Customers from COVID

At Plumbing Concepts, we take the care of our customers seriously. That’s why, when the state of California deemed plumbing an essential business that could continue to operate despite quarantines and shutdowns, we took measures to help keep our customers healthy. Here’s how we continue to put our customers first, with Covid protection measures. What…

April 23, 2021 0Comments 0Likes

Signs You May Need Repiping

The pipes in your home won’t last forever. In fact, at some point, you may need to hire a plumber for repiping. There will be several indications that your home likely needs this service. If you identify with the signs of needing to replace your plumbing, contact a local professional plumber, like ours at …

April 16, 2021 0Comments 0Likes

Plumbing Upgrades: New Sinks, Toilets, Tubs, Showers, Water Heaters, and More

Thinking of investing in plumbing upgrades? You could be doing more than improving the appearance of your home’s bathroom. You can increase the value of your home. In fact, even if you do unseen upgrades to your home’s plumbing, you can still see a return on your investment when you sell your property. Just how…

April 9, 2021 0Comments 0Likes

New Construction Basics: What Is Rough-In Plumbing?

When you have a new home constructed, you will hear terms such as rough-in plumbing and finish plumbing. Knowing what these phrases mean will give you an idea of the progress made on your home. Plus, you will have a better appreciation for the work of the plumbing contractors behind these installations. What Is Rough-In…

April 2, 2021 0Comments 0Likes

Adding onto Your Home: Plumbing Contractors for New Additions

Remodeling an existing room usually does not require adding in new plumbing supply and waste lines. However, if you want to build a new addition to your home, such as adding an apartment over the garage or converting the garage into a mother-in-law suite, you need to consider adding plumbing. To do this job well,…

March 26, 2021 0Comments 0Likes

Right Plumbing Contractors Makes a Difference

While new construction projects should be reliable in every aspect of the home, including the plumbing, this is not always the case. For instance, too often, general contractors may choose the cheapest labor , not experts, for installing fixtures and pipes. However, this practice of failing to use professional plumbers causes problems with the…

March 19, 2021 0Comments 0Likes

Water Heater Types

If you need a new water heater for your home, things likely have changed since you last shopped for this appliance. Since many people can get ten years or more out of a water heater's life, they often need to completely reeducate themselves on available options. Knowing the different water heater types can help in…

March 12, 2021 0Comments 0Likes

Water Conservation Facts You May Not Know

How to best conserve energy and water are both essential topics for anyone to know. However, there are some water conservation facts that you may not be aware of. Knowing these facts and alternative conservation methods can make you even smarter when it comes to using your water resources. Water Conservation Fact 1: Leaks Cause…

March 5, 2021 0Comments 0Likes

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