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May 29, 2019

A Plumbers Guide To Types Of Pipes

Reading Time: 3 minutesThe saying “out of sight and out of mind” applies to many things in life, but it should never apply to your pipes and plumbing. Knowing the type of pipes you have in your home can change how you interpret plumbing issues. At Art Plumbing,…

May 24, 2019

Air Conditioning Condensation Problems

Reading Time: 3 minutesAs per the norm, I am basing today’s topic on a very common occurrence here in the sunshine state… duct work that is forming condensation and supply vents sweating. I see duct work that is forming moisture on almost a daily basis. So first, let’s…

May 17, 2019

Why Is My Toilet Backing Up Into My Bathtub?

Reading Time: 2 minutesThere’s not much worse than the sound of gurgling in your tub or shower when you flush your toilet. That heavy feeling of dread settles over you because nobody wants sewage in their tub. So, what exactly causes your toilet to back up into your…

May 15, 2019

AC Issues: Why Does My Home Smell Like A Dirty Sock?

Reading Time: 2 minutesWalking into a home that smells like a locker room at half time is no joke. If you’re experiencing this, you and your air conditioner could be suffering from dirty sock syndrome. What Is Dirty Sock Syndrome? The dirty sock odor is caused by the…

May 04, 2019

Why Do I Need Return Air Vents In Every Room?

Reading Time: 3 minutesWhile your heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) system is working hard to keep your home or business cool and humidity free, there is a whole system of ducts and pipes behind the walls keeping everything running smoothly. The way your HVAC cycles air between…

May 01, 2019

How Long Do Plumbing Pipes Last?

Reading Time: 3 minutesOften things that are out of sight tend to be out of mind, and with plumbing pipes, this is usually the case. Plumbing is installed in your home via a piping network that is nestled safely and securely behind walls and under flooring. The downside…

April 26, 2019

What Happens When The Main Sewer Line Is Clogged?

Reading Time: 3 minutesThe main sewer line is what connects your home’s entire plumbing system and is making it arguably the most important plumbing fixture. When the intricate parts of your home plumbing system don’t get taken care of properly, as well as various other outside elements, it…

April 20, 2019

Why Is My Electrical Outlet Warm?

Reading Time: 3 minutesIt’s important to look after the electrical components of our home, including the electrical outlets we use every day. An overheating outlet can be a sign that something isn’t working the way it should, and a repair is needed in order to safely use it….

April 17, 2019

Home AC Zones: How Do They Work?

Reading Time: 3 minutesIs someone in your house constantly messing with the AC thermostat? Maybe one family member wants the temperature to be higher, and suddenly everyone else is sweating? If you’re struggling to find the perfect temperature in your home, worry no more. Art Plumbing, Air Conditioning…

April 15, 2019

What Causes Sparking Outlets

Reading Time: 3 minutesEveryone who has plugged in an appliance in their lifetime has seen it – a short burst of blue light, a brief spark that occurs right as the plug and outlet start to connect. But what causes it, and should you be worried about your…

April 12, 2019

Different Ways To Clean Your Drains

Reading Time: 3 minutesCleaning your drains is probably not something you do very often. Mostly because it’s not a very fun task to do, or you’re not actually sure how important it is to perform this task. The main reason why cleaning your drains often is so important,…

April 12, 2019

To Vent or Not To Vent? That is the question.

Reading Time: 3 minutesWelcome one and all! We previously discussed the fact that vented attics are stupid. I stand by that assertion. So, to answer the question posed in the title, the answer is no, attics should not be vented. As a recap from our last blog post…