Zak and Jay are licensed plumbers proudly serving Burlington, Oakville, and Hamilton areas. With over 20 years of experience each, they specialize in residential and commercial plumbing solutions, including general repairs, drain cleaning, new installations, and 24/7 emergency services. As certified professionals, Zak and Jay are committed to providing reliable, honest, and high-quality workmanship. Their dedication to customer care has earned them a reputation as trusted plumbing experts in the Burlington, Oakville, and Hamilton area.
Thanks to the explosion of accessible information online, many homeowners are empowered to take on numerous DIY projects and repairs for their homes - like patching the roof, sealing small toilet tank leaks, building a shed, basic landscaping, and so on.
Through DIY, homeowners get to learn new skills and even save money.
Nothing ruins a relaxing bathtub soak or shower than the prospect of seeing drain worms or drain flies. They can also be found in sink drains or even the toilet. Most homeowners resort to pouring down drain cleaners in hopes of killing the drain worms once and for all. But this tactic is not only damaging to the pipes, but it may also not be effective in the long run.
The toilet is one of the most important seats in a home. It’s also one of the most long lasting fixtures in the home - so replacements are usually few and far between. Homeowners can be faced with numerous small repairs through the lifetime of a toilet before the need for replacement arises.
A leaking toilet is one of the most inconvenient and costly plumbing problems that homeowners face. A common tell-tale sign of a leaking toilet is the formation of a puddle near the toilet or moisture spontaneously forming on the toilet’s tank. Another tell-tale sign is a toilet that keeps running or flushing even when it isn’t used.
Whether you’ve recently dealt with indoor flooding or something more minor like a pipe leak, the moisture or direct contact with the water can impact wooden items in your home like your furniture, floorboards, and other structural parts of your home.
In this article, we will shed some light on what water damage looks like on wood, what damages you can fix, and what you can do to fix them.
Indoor flooding: it’s a homeowner’s worst nightmare. Some of the damages it inflicts on furniture and on the home’s structure can be costly to remedy. But this kind of aggravation is highly preventable.
Oftentimes, these floods are caused by overlooked plumbing problems like leaky pipes, clogged drain lines, and the like.