by Mokher Plumbing | Jul 5, 2016 | Commercial, Residential, Uncategorized
Even the most careful and attentive homeowner can experience unexpected plumbing issues. You might check your faucets for leaks and take good care of your water heater and other items within your home, but you can’t predict a pipe bursting or other hidden plumbing...
by Mokher Plumbing | Jun 27, 2016 | Residential, Uncategorized
Anyone who has taken an ice cold shower knows how much a water heater is needed in a home. It is responsible for heating water for the shower and sinks. This convenient much-needed item can also raise your electric bill. There are a variety of things you can do to...
by Mokher Plumbing | Jun 20, 2016 | Bathroom, Kitchen, Residential, Uncategorized
Homeowners often take plumbing issues into their own hands. This is fine for an experienced DIY homeowner. However, it can be dangerous and costly for those who are not familiar with plumbing issues. It is always wise to contact a professional for assistance. The...
by Mokher Plumbing | Jun 13, 2016 | Kitchen, Residential, Uncategorized
As a homeowner, you most likely have a dishwasher or washing machine in your home. Some homeowners are dedicated to using the economy settings while others don’t even realize that is an option. Economy settings often give the impression it saves money or energy. This...
by Mokher Plumbing | Jun 6, 2016 | Kitchen, Residential, Uncategorized
Summer is about to begin and the kids are going to be spending a lot of time at home. This means your kitchen is going to get a lot of use! One of the most common plumbing issues during the summer is clogged garbage disposals. Teenagers who stay home alone during...
by Mokher Plumbing | May 23, 2016 | Commercial, Residential, Uncategorized
Have you ever had water from your faucet that smelled like bleach? That smell is actually a combination of a variety of chemicals used to kill microorganisms and bacteria in the water. Tap water can also contain pesticides, hormones, toxic metal salts, lead, protozoa,...
