4 Factors in Choosing a Commercial Plumbing Company
January 30, 2023
Choosing a commercial plumbing company can be a daunting task, as the quality of work can greatly impact the operation of your business. When seeking
Choosing a commercial plumbing company can be a daunting task, as the quality of work can greatly impact the operation of your business. When seeking
Waste backup or other sewer line issues are among the least desirable problems to have as a homeowner. It often means your home’s sewer lines
While late summer is still delivering plenty of warmth, as the weather gets colder in Reading, PA you’ll quickly want to turn on your
With warm weather comes both outdoor delights and plenty of insects that can get into the nooks, crannies, and drains where you live. If you’re
The smell of your water isn’t something you probably give a lot of thought to on a regular basis because most of the time, your
Whether you’re currently working on getting your house ready for a sale or you’re going to be staying there for a while yet, not all
Buying a new home is a major investment, so it’s important that yours is thoroughly inspected to ensure long term comfort and safety for you
Did you know that according to the U.S. Geological Survey, the average American home uses 80 to 100 gallons of water for indoor home use every single day? Not only is this incredibly wasteful, it can also be costing you significant money!
Slowly over the past month, Pennsylvania has been moving counties to yellow and green phases and allowing certain businesses to resume work as the spread of COVID-19 cases slow. While The Plumbing Works has remained open with strict safety precautions put into place, we will continue to follow guidelines set by the state to ensure the health of our staff and customers during this transition. Even though other local businesses will begin to reopen, it still remains a top priority to take all safety precautions to protect you and those around you from contracting a potentially fatal virus. Read below for tips to follow once businesses reopen.
Earth Day, an annual event held worldwide to raise awareness of the importance of adopting environmentally friendly behaviors, is celebrating its 50th anniversary this month. What started in 1970 with 20 million Americans has since grown in both size and action.