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  • Preventing Tree Roots From Damaging Your Sewer Line

    Tree root intrusion is a common cause of sewer line damage, leading to blockages and costly repairs. Preventive measures include calling 811 before digging, using sewer line barriers, choosing sewer line-safe landscaping, and watching for warning signs like frequent clogs and slow drains. Regular video camera inspections can detect root intrusion early for prompt action. Contact ABC Plumbing for sewer line inspection and repairs.
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  • How To Keep Your Home Safe During Severe Storms

    The Electrical Safety Foundation International (ESFI) offers safety tips to prepare your home for severe storms and power outages. Unplug electronics to protect them from power surges. Use flashlights instead of candles to avoid fires. Contact your utility company to report downed power lines. If your basement floods, be cautious of electrical hazards from submerged outlets and cords. Have an electrician inspect your electrical system for damage before turning the power back on after a flood. Never use fuel-burning devices indoors due to carbon monoxide dangers.
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  • How To Clean Your Dehumidifier

    To effectively combat basement humidity, place the dehumidifier in a closed area with ample space for airflow. Regularly clean the coils and filters to prevent dust buildup and ensure optimal performance. Proper maintenance and placement maximize the dehumidifier's effectiveness.
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  • Low-Flow Toilet Problems? Here are Some Solutions

    New toilets in Illinois must meet WaterSense standards, using 1.28 gallons or less per flush. However, low-flow toilets can sometimes lack flushing power, often due to an under-filled tank or loose flapper chain.
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  • Fix Your Sewer Line While Preserving Your Yard With Trenchless Sewer Line Repair

    Sewer line repair used to involve digging up large trenches in your yard, but a new trenchless method offers a faster and less destructive solution. A video camera pinpoints the problem area, and then a machine inserts a permanent epoxy lining to fix cracks, root intrusions, splits, and ruptures. This method is less messy and disruptive to your yard than traditional repair methods.
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  • How to Conserve Hot Water in the Home

    This blog post discusses how to conserve hot water in the home; identifying areas of hot water waste in your home can lead to significant savings on water heating costs. Start by fixing water leaks in faucets, shower heads, and pipes, as even small drips can add up to significant expenses over time.
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  • Can Running Your AC Help Improve Indoor Air Quality?

    The blog discusses the importance of clean and comfortable indoor air quality and highlights the role of air conditioners in improving it during the summer months.
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  • Air Conditioner Won't Turn On? Here's What To Check

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  • When Should I Have A Video Sewer Line Inspection

    Video sewer line inspections are a modern way to diagnose drain problems without digging. A camera is inserted into the sewer line to identify potential issues like tree root intrusion, cracks, or misaligned joints. Inspections are recommended for homes older than 10 years, before renovations that add drainage load, and when buying a new home.
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  • What's New In Water Heater Technology?

    When considering water heaters, conventional tank storage heaters are often the default choice due to their affordability and simplicity. However, newer technologies offer alternatives to address various needs.
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