PLUMBWORKS BLOG
The following are five ways to keep your plumbing system’s heart beating strong all year long.
The following are three of the top plumbing resolutions for your home this year.
When a busy restaurant experiences a plumbing issue, every minute counts. High water bills, hidden leaks, and unexpected downtime can impact operations and revenue.
Recently, Plumb Works had the opportunity to partner on a successful grease trap replacement project for an Atlanta-area Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC) restaurant
Business owners and operators can consider the following commercial plumbing calendar to help bypass any issues that might clog your project pipeline.
Nothing puts the cold chill on the festive holiday season like a frozen or burst pipe. Frozen pipes are bad enough, but when they burst, the problem worsens and can easily lead to flood damage requiring costly repairs. This all-too-common occurrence affects an estimated 250,000 homes in America each year. And Georgia may be a hot bed for frozen pipes. According to a State Farm report released in 2023, Georgia topped the list of frozen pipe-related losses at $100 million (from August 2002-August 2023.) Plumb Works remains your go-to source for frozen or burst pipe calls in our service area. However, there are some simple tips you can apply to protect pipes in cold weather and help avoid a house call. Before the thermometer dips below freezing – that’s 32 degrees Fahrenheit – do the following:
When Lenz, Plumb Works’s marketing agency of record, moved into its new home, an historic building on the Decatur Square, it didn’t have to look far.
October is the perfect time for seasonal plumbing maintenance to make sure your water heater is ready to bring the warmth when you need it most.
Eric, thank you—for your 20 years of service, for the integrity you bring to your work, and for being a core part of the Plumb Works family.
