Many homes that were built from the late 1970s to the middle of the 1990s have one thing in common — their pipes are made of Quest, or polybutylene. These water lines are notorious for their high failure rates and potential risks. If your house was built before the year 2000, it might have Quest…
Renovations have a way of uncovering things homeowners never planned for. You pull up flooring and find outdated wiring. You open a wall and find plumbing that hasn’t been touched since the house was built. Gas lines are no different, and they’re one of the last things anyone wants to discover mid-project. If you’re planning…
The first sign that ultimately called for whole house repiping for one Fort Worth homeowner was a stain the color of weak coffee, blooming on the ceiling of their guest bathroom. They painted over it. Six weeks later it came back, bigger. By the time they called us, three separate pinhole leaks had opened up…
Why Does My Toilet Keep Running? It’s 2 a.m. in your Fort Worth home, and that faint hiss from the bathroom won’t quit. You jiggle the handle, the sound stops for a minute, then it starts up again. If you’ve ever thought “my toilet keeps running and I have no idea why,” you’re not alone,…
Sewer Line Repair: A Homeowner’s Guide You’re rinsing dishes on a Tuesday night when the tub upstairs starts gurgling back at you, uninvited. A few days pass, and the patch of grass by the back fence turns suspiciously green and soft underfoot. Then, on a Sunday evening with company over, the downstairs toilet backs up…
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