How Does a Tankless Hot Water Heater Work?
How do tankless water heater works? by Leak Geeks Plumbing – Tony Herman – Owner and Master Plumber in Keller TX 817-500-9767
Is There a Difference in a Licensed Plumber?
What’s the Difference in a Licensed Plumber?
Why All the Fuss Over Whether or Not a Plumber Has a License?
I was asked by a friend of mine, ‘What’s the Difference in a Licensed Plumber and a non-Licensed Plumber?’ It’s actually very simple.
Why is it Important to use a Licensed Plumber?
How to make sure a Licensed Plumber does the work properly by Leak Geeks Plumbing – Tony Herman – Owner and Master Plumber in Keller TX 817-500-9767
What Can I Do to Prevent Clogged Drains?
Part II
Clogged Drains Never Happen at
a Convenient Time!
What Can I Do About a Outside Sewer Line Blockage?
Homeowners are responsible for all clogged drains in the sewer line between the house and the connection at the city or utility provider’s main line.
What Can I Do to Prevent Clogged Drains?
Part I
Clogged Drains Never Happen at
a Convenient Time!
How Can I Prevent Clogged Drains in My Kitchen?
To prevent clogged drains at your house, do not rinse fats or cooking oils down the kitchen sink.
Liquid fats solidify in the cold pipes and create clogs.
Why Does it Take So Long to Get Running Hot Water?
Hot Water Heaters by Leak Geeks Plumbing – Tony Herman – Owner and Master Plumber in Keller TX 817-500-9767
Water Heater: Is Your Water Heater Working Right?
How Water Heaters Work by Leak Geeks Plumbing – Tony Herman, Owner and Master Plumber in Keller TX 817-500-9767
Difference between a master plumber’s license and a journeyman’s plumber’s license
difference between a master plumber’s license and a journeyman’s plumber’s license by Tony Herman – Owner and Master Plumber of Leak Geeks in Keller TX 817-500-9767
How To Know If the Plumber Has a License
What is the easiest way to know if they are a licensed plumbing company? by Tony Herman – Owner and Master Licensed Plumber in Keller TX 817-500-9767
Why should I consider replacing my old water heater?
Why doesn’t my old water heater work as well as it used to?
My water just doesn’t get very hot anymore…and there’s not much of it. I don’t understand, what’s going on!
It’s actually pretty simple…
Water heater tanks fill up with sediment over a period of time just from heating the water. The sediment collects at the bottom of the tank, so it keeps the water heater from holding as much water and is a lot less efficient. Instead of getting 50 gallons of hot water, you may get 35 gallons of hot water after a period of six or seven years.