by Henry Plumbing Staff | Mar 24, 2020 | Blog, Homeowner Help, Plumbing Emergency, Savannah Plumbers
During a typical work week, many families are outside of their homes during the daytime. Adults go to their workplaces and their children go to schools and daycares. The current international Coronavirus pandemic has caused millions of families to work and learn from...
by Henry Plumbing Staff | Feb 24, 2020 | Blog, Homeowner Help, Plumbing Emergency, Savannah Plumbers
While freezing temperatures aren’t common here in Savannah, they can dip below freezing when a strong cold front moves through. As temperatures drop, the chances of your pipes freezing go up. Here are a few ways you can prevent your pipes from freezing next time...
by Henry Plumbing Staff | Jan 17, 2020 | Blog, Homeowner Help, Plumbing Emergency, Savannah Plumbers
Considering a natural gas fireplace? When choosing a fireplace for their home– property owners are faced with two options: the cleanliness and convenience of a natural gas fireplace or the traditional atmosphere that comes with a wood-burning fireplace. Both of which...
by Henry Plumbing Staff | Dec 20, 2019 | Blog, Homeowner Help, Plumbing Emergency, Savannah Plumbers, Sink Solutions
Vacuum breakers are an essential part of the process when protecting our water. Commonly referred to as a backflow preventer, a vacuum breaker is an attachment that prevents the contamination of a water system. What is Water Contamination? Water contamination can...
by Henry Plumbing Staff | Nov 15, 2019 | Blog, Homeowner Help, Plumbing Emergency, Savannah Plumbers, Water Heater
You might consider yourself “Mr. Fix It” around the house, and you may have a good handle on basic plumbing problems. However, some issues require professional attention and can be dangerous to fix yourself. Before you try to tackle these setbacks...
by Henry Plumbing Staff | Oct 18, 2019 | Blog, Homeowner Help, Savannah Plumbers
The words “code” and “violation” usually strike a homeowner or a business owner with fear, but they shouldn’t. The words are there strictly for an owner’s safety and health. Plumbing code violations aren’t always intentional, like a case of an older structure...
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