When hurricane season hits, we all start thinking about batteries, flashlights, and bottled water. But one thing many homeowners forget? Their plumbing. At Putman Plumbing, we’ve seen firsthand what can happen when heavy rain and strong winds put extra strain on sump pumps, downspouts, and drains. And trust me, as
As summer comes to an end and cooler days begin to roll around, most of us are focused on school routines, raking leaves, and perhaps even turning on the heat. But here’s one thing homeowners tend to forget: your plumbing system also needs a little attention before fall settles in.
Have you noticed a leaky faucet or a toilet that won’t stop running, and wondered if it’s worth fixing or if it’s time to replace it altogether? As one of the leading plumbers Frederick residents depend on, we get this question a lot from our neighbors. And honestly, the answer
According to Punxsutawney Phil, spring is just around the corner. That means all the showers that bring pretty flowers will result in flooded basements in Frederick County if your sump pumps aren’t working. To make sure your basement stays dry, let’s review some important sump pump information. When should I
Vacation is a time to relax, so the last thing you want to do is return home from spring break to find water all over your floor! If you’re leaving your Frederick County home for spring break, make sure you turn off plumbing and fixtures to prevent significant, expensive damage
