Think about all the food, crumbs and bits of debris that are knocked down into your drain every day. They’re sitting there, waiting — harboring bacteria, resulting in a less than pleasant odor.If this occurs frequently, we need to sit down and have a heart to heart. Or, you can simply follow this guide and fix sink drainage smells before company arrives!

Have you noticed an increase in your water bill lately? Whether the increase happens over time or suddenly, a higher water bill can be a sign that you’ve got plumbing-related problems, including things like sewer line seepage, hot water tank leakage and nondestructive slab leaks.

Your washing machine does a lot for your household, to say the least. It saves your favorite shirt from coffee stains, keeps your favorite sweater soft and makes everything smell so good. It’s a real issue, then, when things start to go wrong with it. At BL3 Inc., appliances that are connected to the plumbing system are our area of expertise.

Plumbing inspections are done by certified inspectors. This is just a fancy way of saying they know what they’re doing. The last thing you want to do is waste time on a plumbing inspector who can’t do their job. That would be like flushing your money down the drain.

With everyone around the world being cooped up for the first part of the year thanks to the global pandemic, people are itching for personal interactions.

With some states still having strict rules on where people can and can’t go, we can bet you’ve already been planning to host some outside barbecues and parties to see all of the friends and family you miss.

One of the most frustrating plumbing problems for homeowners is a backed up sewer drain. It’s also one of the most essential problems to fix, to keep a household running smoothly.

Even the United States government thinks so. Those working in the plumbing industry are part of the “Essential Critical Infrastructure Workforce,” as established during the outbreak of COVID-19, which clarifies just how important plumbing is to keeping our communities well-maintained and safe during an emergency.

Giving your plumbing system regular maintenance decreases the chance of costly issues and a call to your professional plumber. Spring is the perfect time to add this task to your to-do list.