As spring approaches and the weather gets warmer, we’re more likely to reach for a nice cold glass of water. Next time you take a drink, think about how lucky you are to have clean drinking water and safe, working plumbing in our homes. This Saturday, March 11th is World Plumbing
Earth Day is Friday, April 22, and we’re hoping that all the students in Frederick County this week are learning about ways to conserve water as well as the importance of clean water on our planet. To reward kids who are making efforts at home to conserve water, we’re sponsoring a Water Savers Art
With the kids back in school and pools getting ready to close, summer is officially coming to an end. Before we move on to pumpkins and mums, take a look at a few ways you can ensure problem-free plumbing throughout the fall. Inspect outside taps and hoses It’s still warm in
Did you know a burst washing machine hose can discharge up to 500 gallons of water in one hour? If you’re not at home and able to respond, a big puddle can quickly turn into a pool of catastrophe, especially if your machine is on the home’s main floor or
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