You don’t have to stop after choosing an efficient water heater to save on your utility bills. In addition to opting for high-efficiency appliances, savvy homeowners select budget-friendly fixtures to increase their at-home savings. Here are the most impactful fixtures you need to save on water bills:

A plumbing leak is already enough hassle when discovered. Add in a pest problem, and this month might be looking even bleaker. When plumbing goes awry, it can also create a haven for critters to breed and gain nutrition on your property. Little do people know that their homes can become an oasis for annoying pests by not keeping up with plumbing maintenance or repairs. Here are the four most common areas that pest problems arise from plumbing leaks:

Every household relies heavily on the constant supply of water to carry out various activities. The quality of water we receive in our homes significantly impacts the family's and the plumbing system's health.

Natural gas is an excellent choice for heating, but it’s also prone to various problems. Left unchecked, they can seriously compromise household safety and skyrocket the bills. The easiest preventive measure is to look for the most common signs of a faulty gas line.

Las Vegas is among the cities with the worst hard water supply in the country. To say that the water is “hard” simply means that the water has a higher concentration of dissolved minerals particles like iron, lead, magnesium, calcium, and limestone. Though consuming hard water is not a health hazard, it can impact the plumbing system and increase energy expenses.

The demand for kitchen and bathroom remodeling projects is expected to increase by more than 16% in 2021, to a whopping $158.6 billion in annual spending. Homeowners have set their sights on new and luxurious fixtures and keeping up with the latest high-efficiency trends to lower their environmental impacts and save money in the long term. Not all upgrades are ROI-boosters, so we'll cover the important fixtures to upgrade to add value to your home.

Hard water could affect your home's plumbing. But, what is hard water? It is a term used to describe a water supply that contains significant minerals. Most people throughout the United States live with mineral-rich water in their homes or deal with hard water at their business establishments.

Experiencing low water pressure in the home is annoying and a cause of concern for the homeowners. It is one of the common plumbing problems that impact the quality of life. When the water pressure falls below 40 psi, it is considered low. Slow-flowing water from the fixtures and faucets makes it challenging to accomplish routine activities like washing dishes, flushing, showering, watering plants, and laundry.

Showers and bathtubs are convenient plumbing fixtures perfect for offering relaxation after a stressful day at work or giving a fresh start to an otherwise busy workday to Las Vegas residents. However, to perform well, showers and bathtubs need routine cleaning and maintenance. No homeowner would enjoy a soak in the tub covered in grime or a relaxing shower from a spotted and stained shower head.

A burst pipe is a relatively common occurrence in many households. Even if a home has the best foundation work and an impeccable build, a pipe can still burst, causing various problems ranging from unnoticeable to full-blown, home-wide flooding.

When upgrading and remodeling a kitchen to create a new aesthetic, installing new faucets is an idea often overlooked. However, new touchless models have surfaced as an environmentally friendly alternative to traditional options. While these are still relatively recent additions to the market for residential homes, their benefits can be tempting.

PVC or polyvinyl chloride pipes are a popular choice for many residential plumbing uses, including drain traps, vent pipes, and the main supply line. They are cost-effective, durable, flexible, and lightweight. PVC pipes are also easy to use, can handle water pressure, and have a long service life due to their rust and corrosion-free properties. They are welded to the fittings using solvent cement that melts the plastic surfaces and binds them.

A toilet is arguably one of the most important yet least thought-of items in the house. We frequently use it but regularly forget about it unless something goes wrong. Thankfully, toilets and toilet tanks are built to be sturdy and durable. A quality toilet will last for years with no issues. However, cracks in the toilet tank can appear over time, no matter what precautionary measures are taken to prevent them.

Every homeowner wants to adopt ways to reduce their utility bills as much as possible. Water heaters contribute 20-30% to the home’s energy consumption. This consumption is why more people are now inclining towards tankless or on-demand water heaters for improved energy efficiency. When first introduced, they were not as efficient as their tanked counterparts. Due to continuous improvement in technology, they have now become much more coveted due to the savings and other benefits offered.

At some point, a homeowner will turn on their faucet, and only cold water will come out. When water heaters break, they can make a homeowner spin into a panic looking for a new one; this is particularly true in the middle of winter when hot water is most necessary.

With the worst of the summer behind us, Las Vegas area residents are beginning to emerge and spend more time outdoors to enjoy the more moderate temperatures. If you happen to be one of them, it's a great time to take the opportunity to look over the outdoor water usage on your property and figure out if some changes should be made.

Your water bill may not be a massive concern to you compared to the various other bills you pay. But, learning how to manage your water can put you in a position of control. Your water bill will be lower than before, and you may save money in other ways as well. Here are some suggestions for water conservation indoors:

Water is indispensable and a matter of necessity and convenience. Water damage in a house is nothing less than a nightmare, and measures to avoid leaks in an older home should include a regular review by a plumber and quick attention to minor problems.

If you have a tank-style water heater, the next time you have your water heater replaced, you might see that it now has a sort of tiny replica of itself perched beside it or on top of it, another little tank. Today we’re going to talk about that. It’s a thermal expansion tank, and its purpose is to protect your plumbing.

Spring is the perfect time to perform regular maintenance and cleaning around your home. While you make a list of spring cleaning chores, make sure to add plumbing to the list. It is essential to check up on your plumbing system to see if everything is in order or if anything needs fixing or replacing for the upcoming season.