Author name: Seattle Plumbing Pros

Did you know that an estimated 250,000 homes each year in the United States alone suffer significant water damage from burst pipes? We’re not talking minor inconveniences here, but severe, costly damage that can render a property uninhabitable. And if you think this is only a concern for those living in their homes during the […]

You’re fed up with your toilet clogging, aren’t you? It’s time to find a solution that doesn’t involve a plunger. You need a toilet that’s plumber-approved for its non-clogging capabilities. The team from Seattle Pumbing Pros has worked on putting together a list of the top things to consider when replacing a new toilet. Our

Tankless water heaters, also known as demand-type or instantaneous water heaters, provide hot water only when it’s needed, making them an increasingly popular choice for homeowners. However, like all appliances, they come with their own set of advantages and disadvantages. Our master plumbing pros helped to go through some of the pros/cons that they discuss

While there are thousands of videos on DIY plumbing solutions, this is an area you want to leave to the plumbing professionals. Even the slightest mistake can wreak havoc, causing you thousands of dollars. The most common plumbing issues in 70 percent of homes are usually brought about by piping. Most homeowners tend to ignore

Tips for Dealing with Floor Drain Issues Floor drains’ primary function is to offer drainage options for water that might flow accidentally on the floor.  Because of them, most households can deal with flood damage early enough and easily.  Floor drains are typically found in or close to your residence’s kitchen, washroom, laundry area, poolside,

What Are Common Water Heater Problems? and How to Fix Them   Washing your hands or taking showers with hot water is relaxing, and it’s difficult to not get used to it. There’s not a problem with getting used to hot water, but you better solve water heater issues as soon as you notice since

Trenchless Sewage Pipe Replacement   Unlike traditional drainage pipe replacement, where you’ll need to dig out the old pipe and then replace it with a new one, trenchless sewer pipe replacement aims to limit the extra labor and potential damage that can occur during replacement. There are two methods of trenchless replacements; pipe bursting and

  Sewer backups are a common unpleasant disaster that most homeowners experience in their homes. It’s caused by a myriad of things, from a heavy rainstorm to blockage in the sewer line or clogging. The blockage overloads the system, thereby causing wastewater to return back through the sewer line into your home through your toilets,