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Fall is upon us, and many of us are busy unpacking warmer clothes, sending the kids off to school, and bracing ourselves for winter heating bills. Are you ready? You may have started raking leaves and doing yard

October marks National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and each year, the Eco Plumbers team wears pink through the month of October to show our support for the cause and to help spread awareness about early detection and prevention.

A busted pipe, a bad fitting, or deterioration over time can all lead to plumbing leaks. Unfortunately, homeowners can’t predict when or where a leak will occur and if it isn’t addressed promptly, the residual water can promote the growth of

As days pass and the drought in California continues, homeowners, businessmen, and farmers are feeling the effects of the dryness and the water conservation policies. However, people are not the only ones suffering from the dry conditions. The

Usually, we don’t consider the chemicals in our drinking water; however, every compound added through your city’s water treatment process has a specific purpose. Chlorine is one of the most common chemicals applied to our water. So, why is

Cleaning drains isn’t the most glamorous homeowner maintenance task, but it’s important for health, safety, and comfort. The purpose of drains is to flush wastewater out of the home, making the area a prime location for mold and bacteria

Professional plumbers field a lot of different types of plumbing problems. The following are 5 of the most common plumbing scares homeowners face. By understanding how they start, you can take the proper preventative measures to avoid these

The drought in California is halfway into its fourth year, affecting residents with destructive wildfires and thirsty lawns. As of early August 2015, wildfires across the state have consumed 134,000 acres. Endangered species numbers dwindling and collapsing trees