Atlanta Plumbing Blog
Welcome to our blog and thank you for stopping by! If you are one of the many homeowners in the Atlanta area who has used our services in the past, you understand why we say leave the plumbing to the Atlanta plumbers and the painting to the painters! However, there are a few brave souls out there who once in a while like to give a new venture a try. If this sounds like you, here are a few articles ranging from everything from Sewer Problems and Drain Problems to Water Heater Problems, Natural Gas Pipe Problems, Plastic Waterline Problems, and Blue Poly Leaks. We welcome you to try any one of these solutions on your own but please before you start buying a specialized tool that you’re only going to use once in your lifetime, give a call. There is no need to spend $200 on a $100 plumbing call!
How to Easily Install a Bathroom Vanity
Almost every bathroom renovation requires removing your old vanity and installing a new one. Whether you choose to replace your old fixture with a vessel style, pedestal or cabinet style vanity, this tutorial will give you some great insights into the project. Before You Start... Make sure you have time - This project takes about half a day. Before you start, set aside sufficient time to handle the project, adding additional time in [...]
Why You Should Install a Bidet
Although bidets are widely used in Europe, and some are in use in the US, it still has to gain traction to really become popular. However, many homeowners who are building or renovating, consider installing bidets in their bathrooms. Of course, walking away from the traditional way of practicing hygiene can be a bit daunting, but experts agree that bidets are even more hygienic than, cost-saving, and environmentally friendly than the old commode. [...]
Fixes for Slow-Draining Bathroom Sinks
Slow draining bathroom sinks are one of the most common reasons why clients phone Ridgeway Mechanical and there are many reasons for this problem. Reasons for a Slow-Draining Bathroom Sink The popup can accumulate debris such as hair and small soap particles, and oils can collect inside the drain pipe walls. Over time, build up can reduce the amount of water the drain lets through. This is often unavoidable, and all you can [...]