Mr. Drain Blog

All of the plumbing fixtures, drains, and pipes in your home are connected to the biggest (and most important) piece of plumbing in your entire home is the main sewer line. Between improper use of these fixtures, drains, and pipes and many other outside factors, the main sewer line can take a beating over time. […]

Unlike appliances such as dishwashers and washing machines, the hot water heater in your home is used on a daily basis. This appliance is utilized to provide warm water for daily tasks including washing dishes, showering, laundry, and washing hands. Since your family utilizes the water heater on a daily basis, it is not unusual […]

Toilets are elegant, yet simple machines. When working properly, they can handle the most stubborn bits of waste with ease. A toilet works with a few basic components: a bowl, a reservoir tank with a flapper and a float, a siphon jet, and a trapway or p-trap that drains water out. For any help contact […]

You are probably pretty familiar with the pipes under your sink or the drain in your shower, but you’ve likely never given a second thought to the pipes that connect your home to the public water and sewer system. Those pipes pull heavy duty for your home. Check out these few signs you have a […]

Basement flooding is all too common — especially with the amount of rainfall we experience! It is important to guard your home against flooding, and a cost-effective way to do this is by installing a sump pump and a backup system. However, for those homeowners who already have a sump pump and backup as the […]