December always sneaks up on Maryland homeowners. One minute you’re finishing Thanksgiving leftovers, and the next you’re waking up to mornings cold enough to freeze the outdoor spigot. And if you didn’t winterize your plumbing last month, you’re not alone. Most families don’t. December is when the real freezes begin
As the temperatures start to drop in Maryland, most people begin thinking about their heating systems or maybe even the first batch of firewood. What often gets overlooked is the plumbing. At Putman Plumbing, we’ve seen firsthand how fluctuating temperatures can stress your home’s pipes, setting the stage for serious
November is here, one of the busiest time of the year. Just a few weeks ago, it was pumpkins and leaves; now the atmosphere shifts to the preparation for Thanksgiving celebration. But, this month is also the best time to give your plumbing a little attention before the holiday chaos
Replacing an outdoor faucet, or hose bib, is important for preventing water waste and damage. Leaks are a common reason for replacement, as they can increase water bills and harm your home’s foundation. Corrosion or rust in older faucets can affect water quality and lead to failure. In colder climates,
As we bid February goodbye, we’d love to think we’re nearing the end of winter in Middletown. If so, spring is just around the corner, and that means lots and lots of rain — which means your sump pump needs to be in working order. We love it when you
