Outdoor and Utility Plumbing Products, Tools and Repair Parts

Buying a Home? Inspect the Plumbing First - Buying a home is a big investment and the last thing you want to have is faulty plumbing. Learn about what to look for when inspecting your potential new home's plumbing and don't be afraid to get dirty!

Easy Sink Installation - You've got a big hole in your countertop, now what? Read our easy sink installation guide to help you pick out the tools you need to do the job right.

How to Install a Faucet - If you're a bit handy or not, and you don't want to spend the money to get your faucet professionally installed then do it yourself! It's not very difficult and can be done in an afternoon. Learn the simple steps to installing your kitchen or bathroom faucet and take pride in your accomplishment.

How to Install a Food Disposer - If you're a do it yourself kind of person and take pride in your home improvement accomplishments, than installing a garbage disposal is right up your alley. Learn how to install a garbage disposal in an afternoon and know your helping the environment at the same time by disposing your food properly.

Save on Repairs by Getting to Know Your Toilet - Toilets by their nature are very simple mechanically. After you familiarize yourself with the internal workings under "the hood" you won't have to call the plumber out for any more costly repairs. Learn what's in your toilet in our getting to know your toilet article.

How to Install a Freeze-Resistant Outdoor Faucet or Hose Bibb - One of the biggest problems in cold climates is the freezing and bursting of pipes. All that can be solved with a freeze resistant outdoor faucet, learn more and sleep soundly knowing your pipes are protected.

Preventing Frozen Pipes in Your Home's Plumbing System - Prevention is the cheapest way to stop big problems from occurring. Learn more about how you can prevent your pipes from freezing in cold weather.

Protect Your Water Heater from Corrosion - The last thing you need is a cold shower in the morning and thousands of dollars in damage due to your water heater bursting. Learn more about how to protect your water heater so it will efficiently deliver hot water when you need it.

Plumbers versus Plumbing Contractors: What's the Difference? - Read about the difference in the two disciplines so you can rest assure you've hired the best plumbing expert for your remodel or new home.

Improving Your Home's Water Pressure - Trickling and sputtering water out of you shower is not a good way to start your day. Read our tips to help you figure out why your home may be lacking in water pressure.

How to Remove Mineral Deposits from Your Showerhead - If you don't want to invest in a new showerhead but your current showerhead looks like it's out of a horror movie then how about cleaning it? Read more about our tips and tricks to get your showerhead sparkly and clean.

Mold in the Bathroom? Your Shower May Need Resealing - its good practice to inspect your shower stall for any signs of mold and rotting. You may have a crack in your shower panel or you just may need to reseal it which is a quick fix. Learn more about what to look for to protect your shower from mold and decay.

Easily Avoidable Plumbing Problems - Before your tub or sink starts to overflow, learn about steps you can take to help avoid common plumbing problems. An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.

Essential Guide to Emergency Home Plumbing Repairs - Most problems are solved before hand with good preparation. If a problem does happen to arise out of the blue, you'll know how to handle it with our emergency home plumbing guide

How to Handle Clogs, Leaks, and Other Common Plumbing Problems - Before you spend a bunch of money on a plumber, read about our tips on how to handle plumbing clogs and leaks yourself.

Leaky Basement? Learn How a Sump Pump Can End the Nightmare - If you live in a predominantly wet location or if your basement is below the water table you should consider a sump pump. Read about all the benefits a sump pump can provide to keep your home dry during the wet seasons.