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   When there is a freeze warning there are a few things you can do to avoid pipe freeze and breakage. Keep your house warm around 73.F. The heat from your home will warm your plumbing in walls, floors and ceilings. Drip faucets, a small drip on both hot and cold sides of fixtures located near exterior walls. Drip every 1-2 seconds works and will not be noticed on your water bill, just be sure to turn them off when it is safe from freeze. Insulation, outside hose bibs/faucets and irrigation back flows and vacuum breakers should be covered and wrapped. A towel will work fine. Turn off your back flows and vacuum breakers and drain the valves. If you have any questions please contact us any time.

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   Are you tired of waiting for your hot water to reach the faucet or shower you use. Well have a pump installed. Low cost with a great return. You can stop wasting water and start saving time and money. How many minutes do you spend waiting on water each day. Your faucet should have a gpm (gallons per minute) rating near the spout or shower head. Let's say 2.0 gpm and about 1 minute of waiting each time sink is used at different times each day. Say twice a day. 2 minutes of your time and 4+ gallons of water. Multiple that by 365 days and you wasted 12 hrs and 1,460+ gallons of water for just one faucet. Now imagine the rest of the faucets in your home you wait on.