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What if you find yourself trying to get ready for a big occasion in the middle of a cold spell this February when it’s 10° outside—and you discover you have to shower in cold water?
There’s something the matter with your water heater and you will wish you had called in Paul the Plumber to check it out when you first saw signs of trouble. Some of those signs of water heater problems can include having to wash your dishes or clothes in cold, putrid...
Did you know that dry, itchy skin and hair can be caused by hard water?
One thing to consider when trying to improve the look and feel of your hair and skin is the effect of hard water on your body. It can keep your expensive shampoo, soaps and rinses from working effectively. Not only does your body suffer when you bathe in hard water,...
Have you seen any of those YouTube videos promoting how tankless water heaters give you instant hot water on-demand?
These interesting, innovative products work by utilizing high-powered burners to heat water at your request and send it directly to your faucets, dishwasher, washing machine or shower and bathtub. They also can fit into tight locations, since they don’t have a bulky...
Do you think we will have another frustrating, freezing episode this winter in Houston?
If you lived in Houston last winter, you definitely remember the Big Freeze that left us scrambling to keep warm and protect our homes when the power went off. Some of us, not used to such weather, didn’t realize what we needed to do to avoid burst pipes, and we not...
How do I know if my water heater needs service or repair?
Before cold water starts coming out of the faucets or showerhead, there are several warning signs that can let you know your water heater might need some attention. Taking action as soon as you catch the warning signs can make all the difference. If you notice changes...
It’s time to replace the plumbing in my house. Is PEX repiping a good option?
If it’s finally time to replace the plumbing in your home, also known as repiping, there are a few different options available. Many plumbers prefer PEX pipes, or polyethylene pipes when they replace the plumbing in a home. PEX pipe is made of a polyethylene that is...