Drain traps in plumbing refer to the curved piece of a pipe located below or within a fixture. In residential plumbing, these traps are either U, S, Q, or J shaped.

Sometimes, sewer line repairs require digging through a large section of a homeowner's yard to reach the pipeline.

A clogged drain, an overflowing toilet, leaking faucets, and broken garbage disposal are the last things you would want to deal with while enjoying the upcoming holiday season with family and friends.

When it comes to plumbing issues, you might be tempted to try to resolve them personally.

The problem with odors is how difficult it can be to identify the source.

Regular cleaning and maintenance can help avoid costly plumbing repairs, leaks, and prevent mold and mildew growth.

Whether the homeowner wants to choose a fully-equipped kitchen outdoors or keep to the basics, gas appliances and faucets will make your outdoor kitchen a poppin' place for barbecues.

Tankless water heaters heat water on-demand and are energy-efficient. A professional plumber should install them, but the savvy homeowner wants details about their tankless water heater.

There are two kinds of tankless water heaters: gas or electric. Gas tankless water heaters are more efficient and heat water faster than the electric ones.