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Is an office job not your cup of tea? Are you thinking about a career in plumbing? A career in plumbing is challenging, yet rewarding. Learn about the steps you need to take in order to become a plumber!

We generally don’t think about the plumbing in our home until something goes terribly wrong. While most emergencies involve clogged pipes or running toilets, a water line break is truly one of the worst things that can happen to your plumbing. So what can you do to prevent these problems? Learn about it here!

Utah has been experiencing record heat and record drought. But how does this affect your water and what can you do to help your community and state? Learn all about the Utah drought and what you can do to help.

Hard water is a pain and the only way to fix it is through water treatment. The two most common ways are through water softeners and water conditioners. However, which is better? Learn more about their differences and make the right choice for you!

Do you know the difference between septic systems and public sewer systems? Most people don’t but there are advantages and disadvantages to both. Learn the difference and decide which one can benefit your home the most!

Your everday bathroom routine could be causing more plumbing problems than you’re aware of! Learn more about the problems caused by bathroom routines and how to prevent them!

If you’ve experienced hard water then you can understand the frustrations that come with it. But do you know what minerals and chemicals are in hard water? Learn more in our blog post!

Hot water is an essential part of our everyday lives. We need it for our showers, dishwashers, and more. The water that we use and drink enters our home through our plumbing system and is usually cold. The way we get hot water is through a water heater. Water heaters are a familiar fixture in…

Does your drinking water come from surface water or groundwater? Here in Utah, residents get their water from over 1,800 sources, including local lakes, reservoirs, rivers, wells, and springs.

If you’ve ever been curious to know whether or not you need a college degree to become a plumber, we are here to help. Find the answer out right here in this blog!