Posted by Jason Genah on 11-03-2025
There is nothing worse than a toilet that doesn’t flush properly. Not only do you have to call in a plumber, but it causes a significant dent in your time, schedule, and wallet—all things that you don’t have to spare.READ MORE
Posted by Jason Genah on 18-02-2025
Bills are a part of life, so you are probably accustomed to allocating a fraction of your monthly earnings to settling your water, electricity, and other costs.READ MORE
Posted by Jason Genah on 08-10-2024
Over 5000 kilometres of sewer line pipes make up the network below Toronto, connecting homes and businesses to the water treatment plants and hydro stations. The vast majority of these pipes are managed and maintained by the city.READ MORE
Posted by Jason Genah on 17-09-2024
The water in our pipes that flows all across Canada ranges from hard to soft. But what does this mean and why should it be something you might consider changing? Hard water is full of minerals that can build up in your pipes and faucets.READ MORE
Posted by Jason Genah on 17-05-2024
In 1958, a brilliant mind invented a way to cut up large items using the power of water. Billie Schwacha from the United States developed a method of using high-pressure liquids to cut through metal.READ MORE
