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Seven Tips to Maintain Your Garbage Disposal
Use plenty of water! Run your cold water while the garbage disposal unit is running. After the disposal changes to a soft whirring sound, turn it off and let the water continue to run for 10-15 seconds in order to carry any remaining particles out of the pipes. Use COLD water. Using hot water won’t damage
How to Reduce Hard Water in Meridian, ID
Tired of dealing with the nasty effects of hard water? We don’t blame you. Nobody likes scale buildup on dishes or reduced water pressure from faucets or showers. Luckily, you can combat Meridian’s hard water by installing a whole-home water softener. A water softener is the best (and easiest) way to reduce hard water
How to Improve Your Indoor Air Quality in Idaho
We tend to think of our homes as cleaner than the outside world, but when it comes to our home’s air, that’s not always the case. All kinds of particles and contaminants can enter your home and end up circulating throughout your home’s air (the air you breathe). To improve your home’s air quality, we
What’s the Average Cost to Repipe a House in Boise, ID?
Homeowners in Idaho often ask us, what’s the average cost to repipe a house in Boise? Here’s what we tell them: The cost to repipe a house in Boise ranges from $4,000 to $15,000+. Why the huge price range? Well, what you’ll actually pay depends on these cost factors: Size of your home Type of
Is My Plumbing Repair Covered By Homeowners Insurance?
The short answer? Maybe. Whether your plumbing repair is covered by your homeowners insurance or not all depends on: Your specific policy details If the plumbing issue happened because of neglect or lack of maintenance You see, every policy is different. Some may cover the cost to have a professional plumber fix the issue while
5 Signs You Need a New Water Heater
Water heaters don’t last forever. And the worst part? If you push a water heater past the average lifespan, there’s a very good chance that it could burst a leak and cost you thousands of dollars in water damage. That’s why smart homeowners preemptively replace their water heater when they start to see signs that it’s on
