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Toilet leaks can quickly lead to high water bills and water damage on your floors. One of the most common areas where homeowners notice toilet leaks is at the base or the bottom of the toilet.  There are a few issues you can check on your own, but if you’re unsure, it’s best to contact a licensed plumber. Here are

When the drain in your sink begins to run slowly, your first thought may be to grab the drain snake. While these may work for minor clogs that are near the drain, they may not work for more difficult clogs that are further down in the pipe system. What do you do at that moment? Your next step may be

Water heaters give us the luxury of a hot water temperature for cleaning, cooking, bathing, and other chores and purposes. Residents in Charleston, South Carolina, and the surrounding areas frequently wonder what the ideal water heater temperature is. Most people seem to enjoy a hot shower, but it’s important to consider the appropriate water heater temperature. But it’s not just

Many people are drawn to the unique and historic architecture of older homes. These homes may be beautiful, but buyers must be prepared for the potential issues they can have. Many older homes were constructed with materials that are now known to be ineffective or dangerous, and this can manifest in plumbing problems. Additionally, when you buy an older home,

You use your bathroom sink countless times throughout the day, such as when you’re getting ready in the morning and unwinding after a long day. As such, it can be incredibly frustrating — and worrisome — when you start to notice a rotten egg smell wafting up from the sink drain. So, why does your bathroom sink smell like rotten

There’s no denying that a water backup is unwanted, inconvenient, and not to mention unsanitary. Whether you’re taking a shower, washing the dishes, or flushing the toilet, a sudden backup can also be a cause for concern. After all, you expect your fixtures to act as they typically would, and when more than one plumbing fixture is backed up, it

One minute you’re washing your hands or cleaning the dishes, and the next, you notice your sink refuses to drain. All that dirty, soapy water sits unmoving inside your sink, stopped in its place by a pesky drain clog. Now it’s time to roll up your sleeves and unclog the sink. But how?

We’re proud to announce that WEZL’s 2019 Concert for the Kids & Pattison’s Academy have been chosen as the recipients of February’s Give Back Grant. The Give Back Grant program, initiated in 2016, demonstrates our “LimRic Pride” by donating a financial contribution to two 501(c)(3)nonprofit organizations each month.

Many times, your home or plumbing system will show signs of a leak long before there’s a puddle in the middle of your floor. If you know the signs to search for, you can catch a leak when it’s small and prevent costly repairs. Take a few minutes each month to thoroughly check your house for these warning signs. Small