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How Do Toilets Work?

Nov 30 2015

The toilet is referred to by a variety of nicknames, but regardless of what it's called in your house, there's no denying that it'

How do toilets work

Alternative Septic Systems

Nov 06 2015

Most people are familiar with the conventional septic system. Depending on the landscape of the area, occasionally the traditional

Alternative septic systems

Extending the Life of Your Drain Field

Nov 05 2015

If you’ve got a septic tank, you’ve got a drain field, and as your local Syracuse plumber we’ve got a few tips t

Can I Use a Garbage Disposal With a Septic Tank?

Nov 01 2015

If you have a septic tank on your property, it is likely out of sight and out of mind when it is working as it should. However, th

What Is Domestic Sewage?

Nov 01 2015

There are three different types of wastewater (a polite way to say sewage!): domestic sewage, industrial sewage, and storm sewage.

Thawing Frozen Pipes

Nov 01 2015

You know those moments, the ones where you remember something you forgot about? If one of those moments involves winterizing your

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