When choosing a new water heater for your home installation, consider factors such as the size of your household, the fuel type available (electric, gas, or solar), energy efficiency ratings, warranty coverage, and installation costs.

As a licensed plumber, you should regularly inspect your gas lines by checking for any signs of corrosion, leaks, or damage. It is important to have a professional plumber conduct a thorough inspection at least once a year to ensure the safety and integrity of your gas lines. Additionally, make sure to follow manufacturer's guidelines for maintenance and schedule regular maintenance checks to keep your gas lines in good condition.

During extreme weather conditions, it is important to protect your gas lines by ensuring they are properly insulated and secured. Additionally, you should regularly check for any signs of damage or leaks and have them repaired promptly by a licensed professional.

Our team can typically respond to a sewage line backup emergency situation within 1-2 hours.

To assess the drainage system around your home and prevent basement flooding, you can:<br /><br />1. Check for any signs of standing water or dampness around the foundation.<br />2. Ensure that gutters and downspouts are clear of debris and direct water away from the foundation.<br />3. Inspect the grading around your home to ensure that water flows away from the foundation.<br />4. Consider installing a French drain or a sump pump to help manage excess water.<br />5. Regularly maintain and clean out any existing drainage systems to prevent clogs.<br /><br />Improvements to enhance the effectiveness of your drainage system may include installing additional downspout extensions, creating a rain garden to absorb excess water, or consulting with a professional plumber for a more comprehensive assessment and solutions.