Category: Plumbing

Close-up of a burst pipe spraying water, with the text 'How to Tell if a Pipe Burst in Your Home.'

Pipe bursts can cause serious damage to your home and lead to expensive repairs. Knowing how to tell if a pipe burst allows you to act fast and minimize damage. In this guide, we’ll discuss...

Close-up of a damaged, clogged outdoor drain pipe surrounded by dirt and debris, with the text 'Signs You Need Drain Cleaning' in bold white letters on a red background to the left.

According to a national survey, about 20% of homeowners face clogged toilet issues, while 9% often deal with clogged sinks. Whether it’s a clogged toilet, a slow-draining shower, or a blocked kitchen sink, a clogged...

Image of a water heater and furnace in a utility closet, with the text 'Signs Your Water Heater Needs to Be Replaced' in bold white letters on a red background to the left.

According to a recent report by the U.S. Department of Energy, domestic water heating accounts for about 15% – 25% of the energy consumed in homes. Water heaters are responsible for supplying our homes with...

Side-by-side comparison of two pipes: one severely clogged with rust and scale, and the other clean with water flowing through it. The text 'Will a Whole House Water Filter Remove Scale?' is displayed in bold white letters on the left side.

Homeowners dealing with hard water often wonder, will a whole house water filter remove scale? While whole-house filters can improve water quality by removing contaminants, they aren’t typically designed to target the minerals that create...

Close-up of a hydro jetting nozzle inside a pipe, releasing high-pressure water jets. Text on the left reads 'Can Hydro Jetting Damage Pipes?' with the Bacon Plumbing Heating Air Electric logo in the bottom right.

Clogged pipes often constitute a serious issue or headache for many homeowners. According to a Google Consumer Survey1 , about 20% of homeowners often have to deal with clogged toilets, 15% spend time fixing backed-up...

Water stains and dampness spread along the floor and wall junction, with rust-colored discoloration indicating possible water intrusion or a leak.

One of the most important parts of a house is the foundation. There are several factors that determine how builders will construct a home’s foundation. Some of those factors include local soil conditions as well...

Underground pipes with visible corrosion and cracks. Text reads 'How to Detect Plumbing Leaks Underground'.

Underground water leaks can be a terrible nightmare for every homeowner. These hidden leaks not only waste precious water but can also lead to significant property damage and costly repairs if left undetected. The challenge...

A series of old metal pipes are connected on the exterior of a building, with some pipes entering the wall through visible openings. The pipes show signs of wear and rust, suggesting they may need maintenance or replacement.

Throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, home flippers are still going strong, despite 2022’s skyrocketing interest rates. But if you’ve recently invested in a fixer-upper, whether to sell it or settle down in it, you want...

A woman stands at a kitchen sink, washing dishes under running water while looking focused. Sunlight streams through the nearby window, illuminating the warm, cozy kitchen.

Does your home’s tap water have a funny smell or taste? If so, you might benefit from a water filtration system. You can install one that serves your whole home or just a single tap....

A promotional graphic shows a Bacon Plumbing Heating Air Electric service van parked on a rural road during heavy rain. The text reads, "How Heavy Rain Can Cause Plumbing Issues," with the Bacon logo in the bottom right corner.

Can heavy rain cause plumbing issues? Heavy rainfall, though usually overlooked, can lead to significant plumbing issues in U.S. homes. This is particularly evident in regions like the Dallas-Fort Worth Area and the Greater Houston...