Funny you mention the anti-scald—I've lost count of how many times that's been the culprit. I usually start with the basics: check the shower valve, m...

I get where you’re coming from about high pressure, but I’ve actually seen more issues crop up from folks ignoring slow leaks than from pressure spike...

Honestly, I’m a bit skeptical about most of the “green” sealants for heavier sinks. That’s been my experience too, especially with undermounts where ...

Yeah, I’ve seen that happen a lot—close off too many vents and suddenly the system sounds like it’s wheezing. It’s wild how even moving furniture can ...

True, cameras aren't perfect, but sometimes it's more about who's operating it or the equipment itself. I've found that using a locator alongside the ...

I've had the same issue with garden hoses—tenants just don't seem to realize how quickly a small oversight turns into a big headache. One thing that's...

Definitely agree on plastic screens warping—seen it happen a few times myself. If you're aiming for reliability, here's what I'd do: start with a soli...

Composite sinks definitely have their quirks. For cracks though, DIY kits can be hit or miss—I've seen some decent patch-ups, but honestly, most don't...

Yeah, coffee grounds are sneaky little troublemakers. Had a customer last month who swore by rinsing grounds down the sink daily... until the drain co...

Had a similar call last week—customer's shower was spraying sideways like a sprinkler. Checked pressure first (always my go-to), but turned out the sh...