Plumbing emergencies are an inevitable aspect of homeownership. They often strike when you least expect, but they can quickly disrupt your routine. From burst pipes to clogged drains, these emergencies can wreak havoc on your home if you don’t take care of them quickly. What constitutes a plumbing emergency? How do you know if… Read more »
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7 Common Questions About Drain Cleaning
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Even if you’re cautious about your drain and avoid common mistakes like pouring grease in your kitchen sink or flushing non-flushable products down the toilet, there’s still a chance you’ll experience a clog in one of your household drains. Though it may not happen often, clogged drains are a major inconvenience and can lead to… Read more »
What Should I Do if a Plumbing Pipe Bursts?
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Your plumbing is one of the most important systems in your home. With a hardworking system, plumbing issues are an inevitable part of homeownership, but some are more of a disaster than an inconvenience. A burst pipe is one such problem. A burst pipe can cause water damage, expensive repairs, and a ton of stress… Read more »
Do PEX Pipes Last Long?
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PEX piping is now more popular than ever for home plumbing. It’s cheaper, easier to work with, and less likely to leak or corrode. But is it really everything it seems? Let’s explore the pros and cons of using PEX piping in your business or home. What’s PEX piping? PEX piping is a type of… Read more »
Don’t Forget Your Drain During Spring Cleaning
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Spring is on its way! While you plan on opening windows around the house and giving your living space a good spring clean, add drain cleaning to the list. Here we’ll discuss why you should spring clean the drains, common household drains, and tips for cleaning and maintaining your drains during the spring and beyond…. Read more »
Plumbing Tips to Protect Your Home and Wallet!
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Most homeowners realize the importance of home maintenance to protect their investment. But when we think of routine tasks around the home, the plumbing system might not be top of mind. So here are some plumbing tips to keep your drains and pipes well maintained and working correctly. Plumbing Tips to Protect Your Home Bathroom… Read more »
Frozen Pipes and How To Avoid Them
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Picture this: You’ve just come back from a winter vacation in Cabo. You’ve got a tan, you’re relaxed, and life is good. You step into your home, unpack your clothes, and start drawing a bath — except when you do, the water barely trickles out of the faucet. Great. You try the bathroom sink, and… Read more »
How to Optimize Water Heater Temperatures
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Did you know that you can change and optimize the temperature of your water heater? That’s right. You can change it. However, what you consider the optimal water heater temperature can differ from what others consider optimal. Here at SWAN Plumbing, Heating & Air of Denver, we understand that different people have different opinions on… Read more »
Instant Hot Water Heater Questions Answered!
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Is an instant hot water heater right for you? These models aren’t a brand-new concept, but they’ve certainly grown more popular recently. An instant water heater — also called a tankless or on-demand water heater — is a replacement for the conventional storage water heater. For many homes, they’re a great option due to their… Read more »
What is a P-Trap, and why is it an important part of your plumbing
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What is a p-trap, how does it work and why is it important? If you’ve ever encountered problems with your sink’s drain, you’ve probably heard the term p-trap thrown around here and there. While it is a simple device, few homeowners understand how it works and why it matters. Here’s a quick overview of p-traps… Read more »
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