We’ve talked about this before…here is another good example of why drain cleaning products are not a good solution for long term use. If you have a slow moving drain, it’s clogged. You’ll need to remove the blockage properly with a  snaking device.
Category Archives: Plumbing Tips
New Office Renovations II
Things are moving along well at our new office. Plumbing is in and there is still some electrical left to go. Thanks to CDG Electrical for all their help with our electrical needs. Thanks also to the amazing plumbers who got things right the first time – oh wait, that was us. 🙂
The Most Important Tap in Your Home
Most of us have several taps and shutoffs in our home and businesses. There is one tap however, that is the most important and we should all know exactly where it is.
This tap is the first one in line after the water main comes into your premises. Often it is right beside the water meter. This tap/shutoff is the main line of defence when something goes wrong with your plumbing, faucets and shutoffs. By shutting this off, you effectively prevent any new water coming into your home from the municipality. Continue reading
Buying a home? Get a video drain inspection
If you’re buying a home, there’s no doubt you already have many things on your mind. Home inspections may be one of them, but something specific is often overlooked – an inspection of your plumbing pipes.
Home inspectors have many tools to help examine potential issues with your home, but it’s not often they possess the camera equipment required to peer through pipes.
Will a low flush toilet save you money in the K-W Region?
Low or dual flush toilets were initially introduced in regions where water was scarce. Australia and the middle east were some of the first places to experiment with the design. We’ve seen them become more popular in Cambridge, Kitchener-Waterloo and around the globe as conservation laws and eco-friendly attitudes have become more pervasive. Continue reading
Plumbing Skills Need Constant Upgrades
When you’re a plumber, it’s not always enough to learn on the job. At Chasles Plumbing Professionals, we are constantly on the lookout for the latest tools, techniques and trends in plumbing. A few weeks ago we asked Rigid Tools to demonstrate the latest tools for sewer, water and hydro locates.
You can rest assured that when you hire Chasles Plumbing Professionals, you will receive the best quality service from the most knowledgeable staff.
Are Garburators Environmentally Friendly?
Garburators, their function and their role in the environment is a complex topic. The question as to whether or not you should own one is sometimes decided by where you live. In Toronto, Ottawa and Guelph, garburator use has been officially banned. The debate continues however on their eco-friendliness.