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What Temperature Should Your Water Heater Be Set To?
Most experts recommend setting your water heater to 120°F. It's hot enough to prevent bacteria such as Legionella from growing in the tank, comfortable for…
Why Is My Water Heater Leaking? What to Do Right Now
A leaking water heater is most often caused by a failed temperature & pressure (T&P) relief valve, a loose or corroded connection, a faulty drain…
When a Gas Line Fails at Your Business, It’s Not Just an Inconvenience
At home, a gas line issue usually means one appliance goes down. At a commercial property, it can shut down your kitchen, your boiler, your…
Tank or Tankless? Let’s Settle the Water Heater Debate
Which Water Heater is Actually Right for a North Texas Home? We've all been there: mid-shower, water goes cold, and someone else in the house…
What Goes Into Plumbing a New Construction Build?
A Look at the Phases of New Construction Plumbing — From the First Trench to the Final TrimNobody is impressed by the pipes. That's fine.…
Why Is My Water Pressure So Low?
8 Common Causes of Low Water Pressure in North Texas Homes and What to Do About ItYou turn on the shower, and what comes out…
Why North Texas Hotels Trust Double L Plumbing With Their Commercial Work
A behind-the-scenes look at the kind of plumbing most guests never see — and every business depends on There's a photo we're pretty proud of:…
What to Do When Your Drain Is Clogged (And When to Call a Plumber)
A clogged drain is one of those problems that seems minor — until it isn't. One slow-draining sink is easy to ignore. But when the…
Tree Roots in Your Sewer Line? Here’s What We Pulled Out
We Pulled a 4-Foot Root Ball Out of a Sewer Line. Here's What That Means for Your Home That is a real root ball. Pulled…
When Should You Replace Old Galvanized Pipes in Your Home
Why Many North Texas Homes Are Making the Switch to PVC and PEX If your home was built before the 1960s, it likely still has…
