When you have a septic tank on your property, you will want to make sure that you are doing everything you can to keep it in good shape. After all, it can cost a lot of money to replace a septic tank with a new one. Some people find that they have to take out a personal loan or a second mortgage in order to cover the cost of purchasing a new tank and then having it professionally installed.
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Even if you're working in residential construction with a small crew, you'll need porta-potties on your construction site. Your workers still need someplace to go, and OSHA regulates access to sanitation—you'll need to ensure adequate toilet availability. You'll also need to keep your porta-potties functional and sanitary by cleaning them and emptying them at least once a week. If you work in residential construction, here's a guide to using a porta-potty for construction sites.
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There are some important considerations that must go into your choice of a new water heater. When a water heater is purchased without taking into account all of these considerations, the results can be fairly consequential as the water heater may lack some critically important features.
Tankless Or Traditional
An early decision in the process of upgrading a water heater will be to opt for a tankless or traditional model. A tankless water heater will have the advantage of being able to provide far more hot water, and it will be energy efficient.
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Nobody wants to experience a kitchen drain clog, but this nuisance is pretty common among homeowners. The key is knowing how to avoid these annoying (and potentially costly) clogs, as well as knowing what steps to take if you do end up with a clog anyway. Remember that if in doubt, it is likely in your best interest to contact a professional plumber for help.
How to Avoid a Drain Clog
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Just like human hair, the hair from your pets can often find their way into your drains. Sometimes, that accumulation of fur can cause clogs and other problems. Here are a few tips you can use to protect your drains from your furry pets.
1. Do Cover Your Drains with Strainers
Place a strainer or stopper over every drain in your home. This one tip alone can save your drains from a lot of fur buildup.
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