Why Scope Your Pipes?

No one would scope their plumbing pipes unless they have a problem – right?  But what might you be missing?  Why not find out about your problems early?  By scoping your pipes before you have a blockage you can prevent problems and more expensive repairs down the road.  So if your pipes are running slow, […]

Appliances Got a Funky Smell?

  Do your kitchen and laundry appliances have a smell that is . . .  well, not too fresh?  If so, your appliances may be holding in water that is meant to be flushed out at the end of the cycle.  But never fear, there is nothing wrong with your appliance or plumbing, this is […]

Setting Up a Hydroponic Garden

Hydroponic gardening is the practice of growing plants in water.  This soil less gardening method has been used in ancient times in the Hanging Gardens of Babylon and the Floating Gardens of China.  Since then, some other countries, like Holland and Germany have successfully commercialized hydroponic gardening. Hydroponic gardening is preferable to traditional soil planting […]

 Low Maintenance Landscapes

  Are you looking for a way to spend less time maintaining your landscape this summer and more time enjoying it?  If so, you are not alone.  But how do you develop a landscape that looks nice and fresh but doesn’t require a lot of time, energy and water to maintain? There are many ways […]

How to Repair a Garden Hose

How to Repair a Garden Hose by Go Green Plumbing Have you ever gone to water your newly planted spring flowers only to turn the hose on and see a leak?  Or maybe you’ve run over the brass nozzle on the end of the hose.  If it is a nice hose, you may want to […]

How to Use Rain Barrels to Keep Landscape Green

Want to keep your lawn green this summer without using so much of that clear, clean water?  Consider a rain barrel.  There are many different types of rain barrels on the market, whether you want to make one on your own with a reclaimed plastic barrel or if you want to purchase a ready to […]

Maximize Tax Deductions Next Year

Tax returns are due on Monday, April 18 thanks to Washington D.C.’s observation of Emancipation Day. While many of us appreciate the extra few days, the fact is that they will still be due on Monday!  You probably are still thinking about the taxes you are filing this year, it is a great time to […]

Low Flow Toilets Save Money

When the modern toilet was first developed in the mid 1800’s there was little concern about the amount of water used.  At that time, the population lived in areas with abundant water nearby.  Farmers needed it to water their fields and animals and city dwellers working in the manufacturing industry lived near water because it […]

Faucet Water Filter versus Whole House

Faucet Water Filter versus Whole House by Go Green Plumbing Does your water taste funny?  Maybe it is time to consider adding a filter to improve the taste of the water and remove harmful contaminants.  Water tastes change depending on if you are on municipal water supplies or on a well.  Those on municipal water […]

Installing a Dishwasher

Installing a Dishwasher If you are like most modern families you rely heavily on your modern appliances – especially your dishwasher.  In addition to the standard plates and silverware, you use it to wash pots, pans and everything in between.  So with all you throw at it each day, maybe it is time to consider […]

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