Many homeowners don’t realize how much they use their water heater. It is constantly running and pushing hot water through your pipes to control the temperature of the water that travels to your faucets and appliances.
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Since we began, our locally owned and operated business has become one of the most trusted names in the area and has been constantly recommended to friends and family. We believe it’s because we have the local expertise that larger companies don’t have and a great staff of fully trained technicians.
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A plumbing problem is more than just an inconvenience – it can be an emergency! Whether you’re dealing with a serious leak, a broken water pipe, inefficient water heater, a clogged toilet, or anything in between, you’ll be happy to know that the expert plumbers at Timothy Off are standing by to help.
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Hopefully your plumbing system isn’t something you have to think about often. You use it a lot, undoubtedly. But, for the most part, it should just be ready for you to use and then forgotten about until you’re ready to use it again. That is, until it stops working properly.
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At our West Chester plumbing company, we’re always interested to find out what’s new in the world of energy savings – especially if it has to do with plumbing. Recently, we came across an article by Dawn Killough in Green Building Elements that talks about the future of water heaters and energy. We thought we’d share.
Read onWhen it comes to water heaters, the majority of households have either an electric-powered water heater or a gas-powered water heater. These two types are the most common water heaters. So why, then, did the African country of Zimbabwe recently ban electric water heaters (also called ‘geysers’) from their homes?
Read onIf you haven’t heard yet, there are a few changes being made to water heater regulations in the near future. Starting April 16th of 2015, nearly all residential water heaters will require a higher Energy Factor (or EF) rating.
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