Homes and commercial buildings rely on intricate pipe systems to transport warm and cold water to different appliances. This system is responsible for providing your home appliances, kitchen sink, and bathroom fixtures with a water supply. Such a vital system requires trustworthy pipes to get the job done.

You arrive from work and grab the mail as you head inside your house. You notice a letter from the Los Angeles County Waterworks Districts (LACDW) and open it.

Trees provide plenty of benefits, from reducing the effects of climate change to providing natural shade. Tree roots are responsible for absorbing water and nutrients to keep trees strong, but what happens when those roots grow where they’re not supposed to? Roots can wreak havoc with your home’s drain and sewage system if they enter the pipes.

Imagine meeting your future in-laws at their house for dinner. The kitchen is oozing aromas of roasted meats and vegetables throughout the living room.

Who doesn't enjoy a nice soothing shower after a long day? Feel your stress wash away as the water from the shower head makes contact with your skin. You let out a peaceful sigh when you notice a growing puddle of water start to form at your feet.

Toilets are the unsung heroes of every household. Yes, they help eliminate waste, but did you know that these porcelain thrones have increased human life expectancy by 20 years over the last 200 years? According to the non-profit organization GlobalGiving, accessible toilets help improve hygiene worldwide and prevent the spread of disease and harmful bacteria.

You wake up energized and ready to start your day when you notice water leaking through your floor. There’s also a horrible rotten egg smell lurking throughout your home, which makes matters worse. Leaking water and bad odor are common symptoms associated with sewage line problems.

Do you know what sewage water smells like? If you do, chances are you are dealing with a broken sewer line or someone in your home has nasty farts. If you don’t want to deal with that horrible stench then replace your sewage line, but you have no clue what the cost will be.

Do you currently have copper piping in your plumbing system but are curious about switching to PEX piping? Or vice versa? Have you ever wondered what the differences are between PEX and copper piping?

Oh no! Are you experiencing back-ups in your home constantly but are not sure why? Are you worried it may happen again?