is your hard water causing your problems?

Do you have hard water in your home? Does your dishwasher leave your glasses hazy? Is your shower beginning to turn orange? Do you have itchy skin after you shower? Is your hair heavy and not quite as healthy as it once was? All of these problems can be easily fixed with the installation of a quality water softening system. But, how do you know what system to choose? Will one work better to remove calcium than another? Will one work better to remove rust? This blog will provide you the answers to many questions that you may have about hard water in the home.

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Down In The "Dumpster" Because Your Restaurant Failed Its Last Health Inspection? Maybe It's Time To Make Some Changes

27 January 2016

You've worked hard to keep your restaurant clean, yet when the health inspectors visited, they found signs of pest infestations. Of course, you realize that this is a huge concern. Pests like cockroaches and rodents can spread diseases and contaminate your food. Although you've set traps in your food storage areas, you're still having a pest problem. So what could it be? The answer may lie with something that is outside your restaurant -- your dumpsters.
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How To Choose Between A Single Or Multiple Chambered Septic Tank

7 October 2015

A septic tank allows you to turn the most remote plot of land into a homestead the whole family can enjoy. When picking out your brand new septic system, you'll need to choose between a simple one chamber tank or a unit with two or more separate spaces. Figure out which design best fits your budgets and plans so you don't need to get a new tank within the first few years of moving onto your property.
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2 Tips To Help You Clean Up Your Home After A Flood

18 September 2015

If your home has become damaged in a flood, you will need to quickly get to work and clean up the mess. Once you have prevented any further water from flooding your home and removed the excess water, clean up any water-damaged items and deal with possible mold growth. Here are two tips to help make your flood clean-up an easier process. Rent a Dumpster When you are cleaning up the inside and outside of your home after a flood, there are going to be a lot of damaged items and debris that you will need to dispose of.
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