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• Air Conditioning Types

  • July 19th, 2011
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  • Tags: A/C, Air, Air Conditioners, Air Conditioning, Air Conditioning Types, Budget, Building, Business, Central Air, central air conditioners, Central Heat, Cool an entire home, Cooling, Cooling Unit, Damp Pads, different types of air conditioners, Ducted, Ducting, Ductless, Ductless Air Conditioning, Economical, Economical Option, Evaporates, Evaporation coolers, Floor plan, Heating, Home, Industrial, Models, Models Available, Noisier, Package Central Air, package central air conditioners, plumbing, Portable, Portable Air Conditioning, Roof, Scardina, Scardina Plumbing and Heating, Single package central air conditioners, Single-Package Central Air, Split, Split Central Air, Split System Central Air Conditioning, Strengths, Swamp Coolers, System, types of air conditioners, Wall, Weaknesses

  All air conditioners are the same, right? Wrong. As this article from AirConditionerHelper.com explains, there are several different types of air conditioners, each with their own strengths and weaknesses. So what system will work best in your home or business?… Read More

• Garbage Disposal Safety

  • July 19th, 2011
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  • Tags: Appliance, Bones, Break, Breakdown, Chemical Cleaner, Clog, Cofee grounds, Cut, Dangerous, Dispose of food, Don't Use Chemicals, Garbage, garbage disposal, Garbage Disposal Safety, Garbage Disposals, Glass, Home, Infected, Inhibit your movement, Jam, Mahon Plumbing, maintenance on your garbage disposal, Maintenance Tips, Metal, Minimize your risk, Monitor what you Dispose of, owner’s manual, Protect you from injury, Read the Manual, reducing the amount of garbage that accumulates in your home, Risk, Rubber, Safety Guidelines, safety precautions, Source of information, Tools, Turn off electricity, Wear Work Gloves

  Garbage disposals are very useful tools as they breakdown and dispose of food scraps, bones, coffee grounds, and other items, reducing the amount of garbage that accumulates in your home. But if they are not handled correctly, garbage disposals can… Read More

• How To Recognize if You Have Polybutelene Pipes in Your Home

  • July 13th, 2011
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  • Tags: basement, Black, Black poly, Blue, Brittle, Ceiling, Concrete Slab, Construction, Contractors, Crawlspace, Damage, Diameter, Easy installation, Fail, Fail without warning, Faulty piping, Floor, Gray, Home, Home Construction, How To Recognize if You Have Polybutelene Pipes in Your Home, Identify polybutylene, identify polybutylene in your home, Inspect your home, Low COst, Mahon Plumbing, pipes, Piping, plumbers, Polubutylene, Polubutylene Pipes, Polubutylene Piping, Potential damage, Problems, Professional, Professional plumber, Running along the ceiling, Sinks, Spot this faulty piping, toilets, Underground, Wall, Water, water heater, Water meter

  Between 1975 and 1995, a new revolutionary piping was used in most home construction – polybutylene piping. Contractors and plumbers loved this new piping because of its low cost and easy installation. But, over time, it was discovered that polybutylene… Read More

• What to do if You Suspect A Leaky Pipe

  • July 5th, 2011
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  • Tags: Call an Expert, Ceilings, Cracking, Damp, Damp Slab, Defense Against Major Plumbing Problems, Discolored walls, Expert, faucet, Fixing a small leak, Floor, Flooring, Foundation, Homeowner, Inlet valves, Is there a leak, Joint, leak, Leak in a pipe, Mahon Plumbing, Major Issues, Major Plumbing Problems, Moisture, Money, Most Common Plumbing Problem in Homes, Musty Odor, No leaks found by sight or hearing, Observe your water meter, plumbing, plumbing problems, Problems, Professional, Running water sounds when faucets not in use, Save, Save you big money, Sewer backup problems due to extra water flow, Sink, TEst, toilet, Toilets overrunning and dripping faucets, Unusually high water bills, Visible pipes, Wall, Water Damage, Water Flow, Water Hissing, Water is leaking somewhere, Water meter, Water Meter Flow Test, Water Sources, Wetness on pipes, What to do if You Suspect A Leaky Pipe

  Like it or not, you, as a homeowner, are your home’s first defense against major plumbing problems. The most common plumbing problem in homes is a leak in a pipe, a joint, or a faucet. Though these seem like small… Read More

• Plastic Has Changed the Plumbing Industry

  • June 28th, 2011
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  • Tags: ABS Pipes, Acrylonitrile butadiene styrene, blocked pipes, broken plumbing, burst pipes, clogged drains, clogged pipes, Cross-linked Polyethylene, Efficiency, Efficient, energy efficient, finding a plumber, heat, Hot, hot water, hot water heater, How to, licensed plumber, licensed plumbing, Mahon, Mahon Plumbing, Maintenance, Maryland, Maryland Plumbing Services, PE Pipes, PEX Pipes, pipe, pipes, Piping, Plastic Has Changed the Plumbing Industry, Plastic Pipes, Plastic Piping, plumber, Plumber Maryland, plumbers, plumbing, plumbing emergencies, plumbing problems, plumbing service, plumbing services, Polyethylene, Polypropylene, PP Pipes, PVC pipes, Save money, Save Time

  Every now and then a technology comes along that completely revolutionizes an industry. For plumbing, that technology was plastic. Up until about 60 years ago, plumbers were still relying on expensive copper piping. As this article from EzineArticles.com explains, plastics… Read More

• The Importance of Proper Septic Tank Inspection and Replacement

  • June 21st, 2011
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  • Tags: Baltimore, blocked pipes, broken plumbing, burst pipes, clogged drains, clogged pipes, finding a plumber, Hiring a plumber, Hiring a professional, How to, leak, licensed plumber, licensed plumbing, Mahon, Mahon Plumbing, Maintenance, Maryland, Maryland Plumbing Services, pipe, pipes, plumber, Plumber Maryland, plumbing, plumbing emergencies, plumbing maryland, plumbing problems, plumbing service, plumbing services, professional leak repair, Replacement Assesment, Scheduling an assesment, Scheduling an inspection, septic, Septic System, Septic System Assesment, Septic System Inspection, Septic Tank, Septic Tank Assesment, Septic Tank Inspection, The Importance of Proper Septic Tank Inspection and Replacement, toilet, toilets, Water

  Out of sight, out of mind, right? Well, not quite – especially if you have a septic tank. The worst thing any homeowner can do is ignore their septic system. If something were to happen to your septic tank and… Read More

• Benefits of Video Inspection

  • June 13th, 2011
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  • Tags: Accuracy, Accurate, Benefits of Video Inspection, blocked pipes, broken plumbing, burst pipes, clogged drains, clogged pipes, Cold, Cold water, Efficiency, Efficient, energy efficient, faucet, Gallons, heat, high-resolution camera, hot water, hot water heater, How to, Inspection, leak, licensed plumbing, Locate Blockage, Locate Clog, Locate crack, Locate damage, Locate Leak, Mahon, Mahon Plumbing, Maintenance, Maryland, Maryland Plumbing Services, pipe, Pipe Inspection, pipes, plumber, plumbing, plumbing emergencies, plumbing inspection, plumbing maryland, Plumbing Problem, plumbing problems, plumbing service, plumbing services, Plumbing technology, Preventantive maintenance, Professional, professional leak repair, Radio Transmitter, Reduce repair cost, Reduce repair costs, Reduce repair time, Save money, Sewer Line, sewer lines, Tankless water heater, Technician, Technology, toilet, toilets, Video, Video Camera, Video Inspection, video pipe inspection, Video plumbing inspection, Water, water heater, Water Heaters

  Technology continues to make our lives easier. The automobile made transportation faster, the microwave made cooking faster, the telephone made communication faster and now the video camera has made diagnosing plumbing problems faster and more accurate. This article from EzineArticles.com… Read More

• Choosing the Perfect Kitchen Faucet

  • June 7th, 2011
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  • Tags: Bronze, Choosing the Perfect Kitchen Faucet, chrome, Efficiency, Efficient, energy efficient, faucet, finding a plumber, Gallons, hot water, How to, Kitchen Faucet, Kitchen Remodeling, Kitchen Renovation, leak, licensed plumber, licensed plumbing, Mahon, Mahon Plumbing, Maintenance, Maryland, Maryland Plumbing Services, Oil Rubbed Bronze, One handle, pipe, pipes, plumber, Plumber Maryland, plumbers, plumbing, plumbing emergencies, plumbing maryland, plumbing problems, plumbing service, plumbing services, Soap, Soap dispender, Stainless steel, two handle, Water

  Renovating your kitchen is a huge undertaking. It requires lots of planning and preparation and can be overwhelming at times. And the last thing you want is to overlook a key aspect of your newly designed kitchen because you are… Read More

• Why Does My Toilet Flood My Shower?

  • June 1st, 2011
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  • Tags: alleviate your stinky situation, Bathroom flood, Bathroom flooding, Causes, Clog, Clog detection, Clog removal, cracked pipe, Dealing With Sewer Gas, Drainage system, fix the problem, Flood, Flooding, Home flood, Home flooding, How can I tell if I have a clog, How to, leak detection, leak repair, leaking into your house, Mahon Plumbing, Mainline plumbing, Maryland Plumbing Services, odor can be obnoxious and overpowering, pipe leak, Plumber Maryland, plumbers maryland, plumbing drain lines, plumbing fixtures, plumbing system, pressurize, Prevention, professional leak repair, Professional plumber, qualified plumber, quickly diagnosed, serious health issues, sewage clean out cap, Sewage pipe, Sewage system, sewer pipe leak, Shower flood, Shower flooding, source of your sewer gas leak, Toilet backup into shower, Toilet water backup into shower, Toilet water floods shower, traps have gone dry, vent pipes, Why Does My Toilet Flood My Shower

  If your toilet has ever caused your shower to flood, you know just how disgusting that experience can be. But why did it happen and what can you do to prevent that revolting sewage from backing up into your tub… Read More

• Dealing With Noisy Pipes

  • May 16th, 2011
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  • Tags: blocked pipes, broken plumbing, burst pipes, clogged drains, clogged pipes, Contractor, Contractor Maryland, Dealing With Noisy Pipes, finding a plumber, How to, licensed plumber, licensed plumbing, Mahon Plumbing, Maryland, maryland plumber, Maryland Plumbing Services, Noisy Pipes Maryland, Pesky Pipes, pipe, pipes, plumber, Plumber Maryland, plumbers, plumbing, Plumbing contractor, Plumbing contractor Maryland, plumbing emergencies, plumbing maryland, plumbing problems, plumbing service, plumbing services, Water-hammer arrestor

  If you have ever had to deal with noisy pipes, you know just how irritating that constant knocking can be. But what can you do about it? This article from AllExperts.com explains how to deal with pesky pipes. In most… Read More