If your lawn is wetter than it should be, this may be a sign of a leak. The source could be a sprinkler leak or a sewage leak, either or which could have serious consequences for your property. (Not to mention the environmental consequences of water leaks in Florida.) Read More

A water leak in your sprinkler system can seriously impact the health and appearance of your lawn and cause your water bill to sky-rocket. Leaking water could potentially cause structural damage to your home if the leak location is nearby.

Irrigation leaks should be detected and repaired as soon as possible to prevent lasting damage to your property. Here’s how to know if you have one: Read More

When people hear the term ‘disasterous leak’ they often imagine a basement that’s flooding with water or a ceiling that is about to shatter like glass under the weight of the build up. The reality, however, is often far more subtle than this and a damaging leak could truly be tiny and almost impossible to detect. It could be so small that you won’t even know it’s there. Instead, the issue will build, until it starts to cause problems in your home. Read More

Water outside of your home can come from a lot of sources, but if you start noticing water coming from the concrete around your home it might be the sign of a deeper problem. If you’ve noticed suspicious water on your sidewalk or entryway that shouldn’t be there, you may have a slab leak. Read More

Replacing the pipes in your home can be expensive, and let’s face it, that isn’t going to fit into the typical home renovation budget. If your pipes are shot, you should expect to pay thousands on the replacement. This can also be quite a complex process where walls and floors need to be ripped up to remove the old piping and lay down to the new materials. Read More

Staining on your drywall can be the sign of a problem that’s more than just cosmetic. Are you worried that staining on your drywall could be a deeper problem? Here are some of the things to think about when you discover discoloration on your walls and ceilings and how to be aware of the signs that you might have a leak. Read More

Your home means a lot to you and you want to make sure that nothing goes wrong with it. But when an issue does arise, it’s important to know what to do. When you notice a water leak in your house, it is important to get it fixed before the problem gets out of control and your house is destroyed. It can result in a very expensive issue, causing you time, stress and money that you may not have. Read More

Everyone has had occasions when they suddenly notice an unwanted odor in their home. You start to smell something that shouldn’t be there, but you have no idea where it’s coming from or what it is. There are many things that can cause a bad smell, from blocked dishwashers to water leaks that lead to mold. The first step is to find out where the odor is coming from and what’s causing it so that you can choose the best solution. Here are some of the more common causes of bad smells in your home, and how to address them. Read More

A leak in your crawl space might seem like it’s not the most important thing to worry about. After all, you might not ever go into your crawl space, so why does it matter? But a leak in your crawl space can lead to lots of problems. It can damage the structural wood in the space, causing mold and rot. It can also affect fiberglass insulation, which is very absorbent and could be ruined by even a small leak. Too much moisture in your crawl space can attract pests and rodents too. Preventing leaks in your crawl space can protect it and help you avoid these issues. Read More

Millions of gallons of water are wasted in homes every day and with the worldwide water shortage, it’s important not to take advantage of the finite source. It’s easy to not think about how much water you’re using daily and to take it for granted. But not only does this affect the dwindling water supply, but it will also cost you more money than is necessary. To help you to conserve water and therefore save you money in the long run, here are 5 handy tips that you can use in your home Read More