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
Hopefully the beginning of March means winter is on its way out and spring is on its way in. The ground this time of year is already wet from melting snow, so add in several inches of rain and you’ve got a recipe for flooded basements. We’ll tell you how
Happy Valentine’s Day to all our Frederick County plumbing customers! You may have already given your sweetheart chocolate and flowers, but have you paid any special attention to your plumbing? After all, it’s there for you every morning when you wake up, every time you use your kitchen throughout the day,
Temperatures in Frederick County are a little warmer this week, but in the next few days we’ll drop well below freezing. Water pipes can burst when temperatures get low enough, so it’s a good idea to be aware of why that can happen and how to prevent it. When Is
This Thursday is National Cut Your Energy Costs Day — a day to recognize how to make changes in your home that can reduce your utility bills and improve the environment. Considering that heating the water in your home accounts for around 12% your utility bill, this is a great time
If you have family and friends coming to stay in your Frederick County home this month, the last thing you’ll want to deal with is a messy plumbing problem while they’re there. Take some steps now to ensure your guests have a comfortable Thanksgiving visit. Here are a few things
Spooky Halloween fun in Frederick County is fun, but scary plumbing problems are not! If you notice any of these issues now or any time in the future, be sure to give Putman Plumbing a call. You Hear Water in Pipes But No One’s Using the Water No, there’s not
Hopefully your home wasn’t affected by floodwater from Hurricane Florence. If it was, you should be on the lookout for plumbing problems that indicate pipe damage. If it wasn’t, it’s still good to keep these things in mind in case we have another strong storm in the future. Possible Pipe
It may be the first day of spring, but it clearly doesn’t feel like it in Frederick County! With up to 12 inches of snow expected in parts of Maryland, there’s a possibility that too much snow could settle on your roof and cause plumbing problems. How can snow on
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