You open the bill and do the little double take. Same house. Same people. Same faucets. Somehow, the water bill jumped. In Jacksonville, a higher summer water bill is not always a plumbing emergency. It can happen for normal reasons. More showers. More laundry. More irrigation. More guests. More kids running in and out of… Continue reading Why Your JEA Water Bill Jumps in Summer, and When It Means You Have a Leak
Hurricane season in Jacksonville is not just about plywood, batteries, and bottled water. Your plumbing needs a pre-storm check too. Heavy rain, power outages, floodwater, falling trees, and pressure changes in the water system can all turn a small plumbing issue into a much bigger mess. A weak shutoff valve, a slow main drain, a… Continue reading Hurricane Season Plumbing Prep Checklist for Jacksonville Homeowners
You cleared the drain. The water finally went down. For a day or two, everything seemed fine. Then it started again. The sink is slow. The shower is holding water around your ankles. The toilet gurgles when the washing machine drains. Same problem, same fixture, same frustration. That usually means one of two things: the… Continue reading Why Your Drain Keeps Clogging After You Clear It
You have been looking at that tired, dated bathroom for years now, telling yourself you will get to it eventually. The tile is cracked, the vanity has seen better days, and the tub surround has that yellow tint no amount of scrubbing will fix. The only thing stopping you is the question every Jacksonville homeowner… Continue reading Your Complete Bathroom Renovation in Jacksonville, Starting at $14,999
Older homes in Riverside, Avondale, Murray Hill, and San Marco need sewer laterals checked before rainy season. A short camera inspection can prevent a flooded bathroom and emergency repair.
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If your house is north of the river in Oceanway, Dinsmore, or out toward Pecan Park, there is a decent chance your waste is not going to JEA. It is going into a tank in your yard. And that tank has one job between now and hurricane season: hold up when the ground saturates. We… Continue reading Septic Tank Pumping Before the Rains Hit: A Northside Jacksonville Homeowners Guide
We love what we do. We’re grateful for every call. (It’s literally in our name.) But if we’re being completely honest, a lot of the calls we get could have been prevented, or at least handled better, if homeowners knew a few basic things before picking up the phone. This isn’t us trying to talk… Continue reading What We Wish Every Jacksonville Homeowner Knew Before Calling a Plumber
As a restaurant owner in the vibrant heart of Downtown Jacksonville, your focus is on creating memorable culinary experiences, managing your team, crafting enticing specials, and ensuring every event runs smoothly. Amidst the daily hustle, one critical component of your kitchen infrastructure often remains out of sight and out of mind: the grease trap. Failure… Continue reading Downtown Jacksonville Restaurant Owners: Prevent Kitchen Shutdowns with Expert Grease Trap Cleaning
Jacksonville is one of the most interesting cities in Florida when it comes to plumbing. And not always in a good way. We’ve got homes built in the 1920s sitting next to homes built in 2020. We’ve got neighborhoods where every house has the same pipe problems because they were all built by the same… Continue reading Old Homes, Old Pipes: A Plumbing Guide for Jacksonville’s Historic Neighborhoods
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