The pandemic has forced many of us to stay at home which has led to an inevitable increase in plumbing issues. So, if there’s something 2020 has taught us in the plumbing industry, it’s that the plumbing must go on (pandemic, or not), that’s why many of our expected end-of-year plumbing resolutions are still the same this year compared to previous years.
If you wake up in the middle of the night to the sound of running water after you’ve shut off everything, you need a plumber immediately to handle what we
[vc_row][vc_column width=”1/1″][vc_column_text]Plumbing and technology are two distinct areas that offer solutions to specific problems, but they often don’t find themselves intersecting…at least not until this year with plumbers relying more
In Southern California, we know a thing or two about heat, but it’s still helpful to know what space heaters are the best for different types of living conditions. What if you want a space heater for a larger room, or an apartment, or your basement? Space heaters are versatile, and if you’re planning to invest in one, it’s good to consider the best space heaters on the market, and we’re focusing on the top 3 space heaters we’ve found based on research. And to start things off, a space heater has nothing to do with heating the cosmos (that’s what the sun is for…at least in our solar system). A space heater is a device used to heat a single, small area in the equal but opposite way that central heating is used to heat many connected areas.
It’s that time of the year again…where fall plumbing tips begin to matter again! Last year, this article highlighted five plumbing tips and tricks for the fall to maintain your plumbing both inside and outdoors. And the reason we discuss this same topic of conversation each year is because (1) the seasons are guaranteed to change which means new weather conditions to look out for and (2) we could always use reminders about how annual maintenance and routine checks promote the long life of your plumbing systems. The goal of reiterating these seasonal plumbing tips is that we help you decrease natural wear-and-tear and promote longer term pipe functionality for your home.
Life is too short to be having to deal with toilet drama such as a leaky base. Love your toilet. And when it’s not loving you back, the team at NIR Plumbing is trained to fix that relationship!
You’ve experienced that moment when you’re at home minding your business when all of a sudden you hear it…drip…drip…drip. It’s coming from your kitchen sink faucet.
[vc_row][vc_column width=”1/1″][vc_column_text] In light of the upcoming Easter festivities that will be celebrated around the world, the NIR Plumbing team will be writing about interesting things people have found in
It’s 7 am, the sun is peeking over Riverside, birds are singing, and all is calm with the world. But inside your home, this weekday morning is nothing short of mayhem. As you gather your things, your spouse is flipping pancakes, one kid looks for an incessantly lost left shoe, and the other chases after your family’s new puppy.
[vc_row][vc_column width=”1/1″][vc_column_text]The foreboding signs of a toilet that won’t flush, foul-smelling drains, or sewage coming through your shower often point to a homeowner’s worst nightmare: sewer stoppage. If you notice
The pandemic has forced many of us to stay at home which has led to an inevitable increase in plumbing issues. So, if there’s something 2020 has taught us in the plumbing industry, it’s that the plumbing must go on (pandemic, or not), that’s why many of our expected end-of-year plumbing resolutions are still the same this year compared to previous years.
If you wake up in the middle of the night to the sound of running water after you’ve shut off everything, you need a plumber immediately to handle what we
[vc_row][vc_column width=”1/1″][vc_column_text]Plumbing and technology are two distinct areas that offer solutions to specific problems, but they often don’t find themselves intersecting…at least not until this year with plumbers relying more
In Southern California, we know a thing or two about heat, but it’s still helpful to know what space heaters are the best for different types of living conditions. What if you want a space heater for a larger room, or an apartment, or your basement? Space heaters are versatile, and if you’re planning to invest in one, it’s good to consider the best space heaters on the market, and we’re focusing on the top 3 space heaters we’ve found based on research. And to start things off, a space heater has nothing to do with heating the cosmos (that’s what the sun is for…at least in our solar system). A space heater is a device used to heat a single, small area in the equal but opposite way that central heating is used to heat many connected areas.
It’s that time of the year again…where fall plumbing tips begin to matter again! Last year, this article highlighted five plumbing tips and tricks for the fall to maintain your plumbing both inside and outdoors. And the reason we discuss this same topic of conversation each year is because (1) the seasons are guaranteed to change which means new weather conditions to look out for and (2) we could always use reminders about how annual maintenance and routine checks promote the long life of your plumbing systems. The goal of reiterating these seasonal plumbing tips is that we help you decrease natural wear-and-tear and promote longer term pipe functionality for your home.
Life is too short to be having to deal with toilet drama such as a leaky base. Love your toilet. And when it’s not loving you back, the team at NIR Plumbing is trained to fix that relationship!
You’ve experienced that moment when you’re at home minding your business when all of a sudden you hear it…drip…drip…drip. It’s coming from your kitchen sink faucet.
[vc_row][vc_column width=”1/1″][vc_column_text] In light of the upcoming Easter festivities that will be celebrated around the world, the NIR Plumbing team will be writing about interesting things people have found in
It’s 7 am, the sun is peeking over Riverside, birds are singing, and all is calm with the world. But inside your home, this weekday morning is nothing short of mayhem. As you gather your things, your spouse is flipping pancakes, one kid looks for an incessantly lost left shoe, and the other chases after your family’s new puppy.
[vc_row][vc_column width=”1/1″][vc_column_text]The foreboding signs of a toilet that won’t flush, foul-smelling drains, or sewage coming through your shower often point to a homeowner’s worst nightmare: sewer stoppage. If you notice
