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Drip, drip goes the tap may seem cute and tuneful but imagine it happening all the time. Besides giving you a headache triggered by the sound, it can cause many problems you wouldn’t want to know. So say the best emergency plumbing services of Ocean County. Established plumbing repair service in Ocean county blame dripping taps to the following reasons: * Our buildings shift all the time! And we don’t even realize it! And over time the shift can go against the pipes causing them to ru... (more...)

Honestly, what is more irritating? A leaking faucet, a choked drain, a stinking trap…or an unprofessional plumbing and sewer serviceman? I would say the latter without the blink of an eye. The first ones are unnaturally natural occurrences every now and then but the latter is purely within the realms of being a trouble-maker! But, is there a way out? At the 11th hour with nothing in hand except a persistent leak (or stink!), most folks are left with no option but to call in what-ever hel... (more...)

Drains getting clogged aren’t something which can never happen. In fact, it happens rather regularly and for very obvious reasons like: - Old homes with trees and other drain obstructions like mud and silt making their way into sewer lines which choke them. - In the case of water pipes, rooter services may be needed when pipes are either corroded internally or get covered with hard-water sediments like salts. - Ignorance or oversight is one important reason why stuff jams up in sewer ... (more...)

Stupidity isn’t the preserve of the stupid. In fact, it can sometimes be of the extremely smart! Witness what most so-called smart alecks do with their plumbing and drain needs and what said before would be more than clear. It brings us to the question, should plumbing and drain needs be ONLY the preserve of plumbing emergency services and/ or drain cleaning services? or should it be done by every house owner? Ideally, the latter makes sense. If one owns a house, estate or property, it’s ... (more...)

Residents of Monmouth County remain in a region that has extremes of both hot and cold weather with winters dipping down to 22 °F (−6 °C) and summers rising up to of 86 °F (30 °C), although much higher and lower temperatures have been recorded in the past. Add to that the occasional storms and hurricanes. Put together, it can be said with certainty that this is one place that sees quite a bit of action climatically- stuff that affects water and sewer systems drastically. Homes in these ... (more...)