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Plastic Pipes Plastic pipes, also commonly referred to as PVC pipes, are known as the modern alternative to metal pipes. PVC pipes are made up of polyvinyl chloride and are known for their strength, versatility, and low costs. PVC pipes are the top choice for construction not only because of the cost bust also the [...]

DIY projects are often fun adventures that give you the chance to refine your home improvement skills. Many homeowners also decide to undergo plumbing repair work on their own because they want to avoid paying to hire a professional Las Vegas plumber. Many of them also have prior experience with repairing various aspects of their plumbing system, including water heaters, [...]

The average hot water storage tank has an average lifespan of 10 years. This doesn’t seem like it’s a very long time, does it? Now is the time to consider the alternative: tankless water heaters. They are much more energy-efficient, and because they are a tankless unit, they take up much less space and they are easy to install. As [...]

Whether it’s low water pressure or leak spouts, your kitchen sink will experience some sort of issue that may require professional assistance to resolve. As the best plumber in Las Vegas, we want to let you know that your sink relies on a well-maintained and operated plumbing system. You should never compromise when it comes to efficiency because plumbing systems [...]

Most Las Vegas plumbing contractors will tell you that hard water is what’s creating that soapy and cruddy film appearing on all your kitchenware. Also, when you wash your clothes, they feel like sandpaper when you wear them, and your plumbing fixtures will develop a thick layer of chalk. It affects your household plumbing and it’s becoming increasingly difficult to [...]

Drain and sewer cleaning procedures are both fairly common and they serve a unique purpose. However, many of our clients tend to confuse the two, and we want to go into greater detail about what separates them. You should remember that the clean water that comes from your plumbing fixture will then enter your drain containing dirt, debris and organic [...]