An estimated 12 percent of the water that supplies U.S. houses is wasted on leaks, spilling more than 775 billion gallons of water each year, according to the 2016 Residential End Uses of Waterstudy. Water’s relative low cost creates a common misperception that leaking fixtures are harmless. In fact, among the more than 23,000 houses that Read more about Barrington Plumber: Plumbing Leaks Waste Billions[…]
A sounding septic tank alarms isn’t a sure sign of sewage entering your home. But, it could be the sign of a real problem. Here’s how to identify the cause of your alarm and find an appropriate solution. What causes an alarm? Several problems can trigger an alarm — not all of which are threatening. Read more about Barrington Plumber- Septic Tank Alarms[…]
Failure to maintain your septic system can result in backups, leaks and pricey replacements. Here are a few tips to help you keep your septic system healthy: Watch what you flush. Certain household items won’t break down in your septic tank. Keep these materials out of your septic system: Baby wipes Dental floss Diapers Cotton swabs Read more about Barrington Plumber- 3 Tips for Simple Septic Tank Maintenance[…]