Plumbing Leaks Can Make Pests Feel Welcome

Plumbing leaks may seem like a nuisance problem that can ‘just wait’. However, did you know that water leaks can also attract pests?  Just like all animals, cockroaches and mice need three basic things – shelter, food and water.  In fact, they can go without food for an extended period of time, but just days […]

Does Your Economy Setting Really Save You Money?

If you have purchased a water heater, dishwasher, dryer or washing machine recently, you have probably seen that most models contain a setting that promises more economical operation. In fact, most of these appliances purport to save you money through decreased water consumption as well as lowered electrical or gas use.  But, does it really […]

Don’t Buy a Home Without Inspecting the Septic System

Your home is one of the biggest investments you make.  For most homeowners your mortgage accounts for over 30% of your monthly income.  So, you know you need to get an inspection before investing that kind of dollars. However, most homeowners overlook one often overlooked, but really expensive piece of equipment crucial to the smooth […]

Garbage Disposal or Compost Bin?

At some level I think all of us want to minimize our impact on the earth.  Maybe it is because we care about our children, and their children, and their children, and so on and so forth.  Maybe it’s because we feel compelled to care for this planet that has been entrusted to our care.  […]

Choosing a Dishwasher

What did we ever do before automatic dishwashers?  Sure, there is the occasion where items have to be hand washed, or you travel to a secluded cabin that doesn’t have a dishwasher, but most of us rely on this kitchen workhorse every day.  So, if you are installing one for the first time, or looking […]

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 […]

Add a Pot Filler for the Ultimate Luxury

Pot fillers are a great luxury addition to a gourmet kitchen. Not only do they add visual appeal, they can help save you time and energy, especially if you cook a lot. Pot fillers will allow you to fill your pots right on the stovetop. They can fold up to fit closely to the wall […]

Update Your Bathroom for Less Than $100

  Do you want to refresh the look of your bathroom? Just want a change to brighten your day? Want to save some money on a new look? This blog is for you! There are many ways to freshen up your bathroom without breaking the bank. Bathrooms are small and therefore require a lot less […]

Irrigation System by Go Green Plumbing

  Is an Irrigation System Right for You? With spring just around the corner, you may be daydreaming of that beautiful emerald green lawn and how wonderful it will feel to finally sink your bare feet into that nice lush carpet of grass. But how are you going to ensure you have that luscious yard? […]

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