Under sink plumbing

Ninety-nine percent of drain lines under sinks are bound to leak sooner or later.

Two methods for properly venting the drain so that waste water does not clog.

If you've had problems with your pipes you'll want to read this. Plumbers give us the scoop on clogged pipes, DIY plumbing repair, and more!

I don't go out of my way to be a nit picker as a Seattle Home Inspector----sometimes it just happens. I think the kind of nit picker that most agents have a problem with is when those seemingly unimportant items end up in the "Summary of Significant Findings" section of the report. This is "bad form"----as Captain Hook would say. While this kind of information should be mentioned in the context of general "information" about the home, placing it in the Summary gives it "weight" that it…

Do you want to connect your kitchen sink with a dishwasher and disposal? Below are tips on how plumb a kitchen sink with disposal and dishwasher

Most bathroom vanities have plumbing that runs through the wall, however, installing plumbing through the floor has its own advantages. Check them out!

When a trap connects to a vertical drain, install a tee fitting. A “sanitary tee” gives the waste arm a slight downward slope, enough for good flow, but not enough to create a siphon.

Get into the habit of keeping an eye out for potential kitchen plumbing issues, and here is a small maintenance guide that can help you out. [Kitchen Plumbing, Plumbing Tips, Kitchen Plumbing Under Sink, Plumbing Ideas, Leaky Sink Kitchens, Leaky Sink Pipe, Fixing Pipes Under Sink, Fixing Pipes]

If you’ve opened up your kitchen cabinet and found soggy paper towels or drops of water on your cleaning supplies, you might wonder if the garbage disposal, kitchen faucet, or pipes underneath your sink are leaking. With a large water leak, this is usually obvious due to the amount of water or signs of corrosion. If it is a small leak, though, it may be hard to tell. There is often water from the leak on many different parts that aren’t leaking.

The Keeney Plastic Flex N' Fit J-bend traps debris while preventing toxic gases from seeping into your home. Flex N' Fit J-bends include bellows that allow flexibility and easy installation with unaligned plumbing. Includes all necessary nuts and washers for a strong, leak-free connection. Keeney is a leading manufacturer and distributor of tubular drainage products. Founded in. 1923, the Keeney product line includes under-sink drainage, quarter-turn valves, bath drains, toilet repair parts…