Finding sewage coming out of your bathroom drain can be alarming. This is a place where you bathe — and seeing contaminated material there isn't great. The good news is that this is a common problem and one that plumbers are very capable of addressing. Keep reading to learn what causes these backups and what plumbers can do to help.  What Causes Sewage to Come Up Your Bathtub Drain? When sewage comes up through your bathtub drain, it is because there is a blockage somewhere in your sewer pipes.

Perhaps you rarely think about your home's sewer line. This is understandable as anyone would easily forget about a concealed underground system. Unfortunately, the drainage system is susceptible to problems, so it's important to be familiar with how it works and when it's time to call a plumber to repair or replace it. But before replacing your drainage pipes, consider the following factors. Can You See Obvious Signs of Damage?

Your faucet might seem like a simple fixture, but it plays an important role in your daily life. They provide an essential source of water for you and your family, and they keep your home looking great. However, over time, your faucet might start to show signs of wear. This might include a leaky spout or a clogged pipe. Below, we will discuss the most common signs that your faucet might need to be repaired or replaced.

Clogged drains are a common household problem. They can cause water damage, electrical problems, and even health hazards. They pose a health hazard to your family since they can provide a breeding ground for bacteria and mold. Clogged drains can also lead to water damage, as the standing water can seep into walls and ceilings, damaging your home's structure. And if left untreated, clogged drains can cause electrical problems by shorting out wires and causing fires.

The appliances in your home can be more complex and time-consuming to install than you realize. They can call for the use of tools you may not have on hand and also skills and strengths you may lack.  You especially may need to take care when taking out and putting in a new hot water tank. Instead of trying to put a new one in on your own, you can hire a plumber that can install your home's water heater replacement safely and correctly.

With more and more people traveling for both business and pleasure, hotels are popping up all over the place to meet the demand. And as this trend continues, hotel owners and managers will need to be sure they have the latest and greatest amenities in order to stay ahead of the competition. One such amenity is a hot water tank installation. Here are five reasons your hotel needs one: 1. Energy efficiency

Plumbing vents are a critical part of your plumbing system's air pressure balance and proper drain flow. Unfortunately, many homeowners don't even realize that plumbing vents exist, let alone what it means when there's a problem. Your plumbing vents can become clogged and blocked, which will disrupt your plumbing system's drain flow in a hurry. Here's a look at some of the things that you should know about blocked drain vents so that you can address the problem.

The drains in your home may be sensitive, and over time, you could end up with clogs from everyday things such as toilet paper or soap scum and hair. Your drains may clog from food buildup or grease and oils that have been put down your drains. Your drains may also clog due to roots in your drain as well, which can cause a breakdown of your sewer pipe over time.

If you have just moved into an old house, you probably think about doing some renovations. Changing some aspects of your plumbing system might not have been in your plans. However, simple plumbing upgrades can enhance your property value and utility bills. If you don't know where to begin, the following are some top upgrades you could ask your plumber to help you undertake. 1. Replace Your Pipes Older homes have pipes made from inefficient materials like lead, clay, and cast iron.

Your HVAC probably works hard several months of the year. Even when it's idle, the equipment collects dust that can affect how well your HVAC works. That's why it's essential to keep up with HVAC maintenance. Parts need to be checked and serviced so your AC continues to keep you cool and your furnace keeps you nice and cozy. Without maintenance, your equipment will probably break down eventually. Here are two HVAC maintenance practices to keep in mind.