Why Is My Kitchen Sink Water Pressure Low?

A woman using a kitchen sink faucet.

Experiencing low water pressure in your kitchen sink can be a frustrating ordeal, affecting your daily chores and overall kitchen functionality. Understanding why your kitchen sink water pressure is low is crucial to identifying and resolving the issue effectively. This blog will explore the most common causes of low water pressure in your kitchen sink […]

Benefits of Trenchless Sewer Repairs

Sewer problems can be a homeowner’s worst nightmare. But thanks to innovative technologies in the plumbing industry, sewer repair has evolved, becoming more efficient and less disruptive. Among these advancements is the trenchless sewer repair method. So, is trenchless sewer repair better than its traditional counterparts? Let’s dive deep into the benefits of trenchless sewer […]

5 Reasons Why Your Tap Water Is Cloudy

A person filling a glass of water at a kitchen sink.

Are you noticing that your normally clear tap water is looking cloudy? If so, you’re not alone. Cloudy tap water is actually a fairly common occurrence in many households. Although it may look unappetizing, it may not necessarily mean that your water is unsafe to drink. Below, let’s explore five potential reasons why your tap […]

How Do I Know if I Have Tree Roots in My Sewer Line?

Go Green plumber checking faucet in kitchen of Greensboro home.

If you live in a neighborhood or on a street surrounded by trees, you probably enjoy the privacy and sense of peace they provide. However, that doesn’t mean you’re completely out of the woods. The truth of the matter is that tree roots can wreak havoc on your sewer lines over time, which can result […]

What Is a P-Trap?

A p-trap located beneath a sink.

When you use your kitchen or bathroom sink, you probably don’t think about all the parts that help this plumbing fixture do its job. However, knowing about these various parts and how they work can be helpful. One of the most vital components is the “P-trap,” which is that sleek, u-shaped pipe beneath your sink. […]

Should You Repair or Replace Your Toilet?

A plumber repairing a toilet in a residential bathroom.

When you encounter a problem with your toilet, your knee-jerk reaction might be to call your plumber and schedule a repair. However, repairs aren’t always the best solution. In some instances, replacing the toilet could be the most cost-effective solution in the long run. Some issues call for repairs, while others demand a complete overhaul. […]

Does Repiping Add Value to a House?

Go Green plumber using wrench to fix broken P-trap under sink.

When making big home improvements, whether to get your home ready for the market or to fix things up a bit inside, it’s a good idea to find out if you are making the right decision. Additionally, understanding what is considered a good investment will help improve your home value. Repiping your house can certainly […]

How to Fix a Leaky Outdoor Faucet

Outdoor faucet leaking

There’s nothing pleasing about a water leak, and it especially isn’t great to hear the drips of water mocking all of your dollars going down the drain. Many homeowners ignore water leaks, but they contribute to the over 180 gallons of water lost every week. 

9 Red Flags of Water Heater Failure

Damaged water heater leaking from bottom of the tank in basement of Greensboro, NC, home.

Do you feel the winter chill in the air? The hot Guilford County summers we know and love have come to an end. Now, it’s time to shift our focus to the holiday season and all the cold days that come with it.  Did you know that water heaters have to work harder in the […]

Spring Cleaning Checklist for Your Plumbing System

Are you doing spring cleaning this year? Well, just like any home, your plumbing system deserves a little love and attention to stay clean and efficient. Believe it or not, a lot can be done without any special training, as long as everything looks to be working properly. Your plumbing system can incorporate everything from […]

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