How To Keep Your Dishwasher Dependable

On February 22, 2012, in Plumbing, by Joe the Plumber

I remember as a kid in the mid 70’when our first automatic dishwasher was delivered to our home and the model was in the era’s popular color, Harvest Gold.  My mother was so happy! I also recall how the new dishwasher was on rollers and that we had to pull it out to connect it [...]

How To Save Money With Your Air Conditioner

On February 6, 2012, in Air Conditioning, by Joe the Plumber

Are you clipping coupons and other initiatives to try to save a buck these days?  If so, you are probably also considering replacing your existing air conditioning unit with a new energy efficient unit.  Even if the expense is not currently in your budget, you should seriously consider a savings plan to purchase a new [...]

Don’t Be A Victim Of Unlicensed Plumbers

On February 2, 2012, in Plumbing, by Joe the Plumber

It may sound like a cheaper alternative at the time, but hiring unlicensed plumbers, roofers and general contractors too often results in very expensive consequences for South Florida homeowners. Consumer advocates warn us that just one mistake could be very costly. In South Florida, we’re more likely to hire unlicensed plumbers when a big hurricane [...]

Is Your A/C Ready for a Hot South Florida 2012?

On January 30, 2012, in Air Conditioning, by Joe the Plumber

Predictions and anticipation have created massive interest (even a movie) in 2012. So far, no asteroid has hit and we’re all still here.  For the most part, other than a failing economy and political chaos, life here on Earth has continued as usual.   However, the year is only beginning.  We have eleven more months to [...]

What You Should Know About Well Water Systems Before Going Rural

On January 23, 2012, in Water Filtration, by Joe the Plumber

Living in the country is a goal of many Floridians, and reality for many more.   However, the wilderness’ proposition of bliss comes with certain obligations that city folk are fortunate enough to live without.  Most rural homeowners have in their mind (if not on an actual written list) the pros and cons of country living.  [...]

Why Repairing a Leaky Faucet Should Be a Top Priority

On January 9, 2012, in Plumbing, by Joe the Plumber

A dripping faucet is one of the most commonly overlooked home repairs and often goes unnoticed unless the noise makes its way to someone’s last nerve.  You might think you are avoiding spending money by not fixing a leaky faucet.  The truth is, you’re not only “not saving money”, but you are also contributing to [...]

The Truth About Maintaining a Septic System

On December 30, 2011, in Plumbing, Septic Tank Repairs, by Joe the Plumber

Living in a rural area has many benefits such as the ability to enjoy the great outdoors and plenty of privacy.  However, country living also involves its share of not-so-great attributes as well. Maintaining a water and septic system usually finds its way to the top of that list. Regardless of how much a homeowner [...]

Advantages of Modern-Day Plumbing

On December 27, 2011, in Plumbing, by Joe the Plumber

Advancement in technology has made life easier on a personal basis, as well as within just about every professional skill or trade here in America.  Plumbing is no exception.  Modern tools and equipment not only benefit plumbers, but drastically reduce the cost of plumbing repairs and replacements for their customers. Yesteryear plumbing solutions were almost [...]

Five Tips to Save Money on Plumbing

On December 20, 2011, in Home Improvement, Plumbing, by Joe the Plumber

As one of South Florida’s most trusted plumbers, Rapid Rooter Plumbing & Air Conditioning , today released some best practices for homeowners. Although a homeowner may need to call a professional in times of trouble, everyone should be aware of some basic guidelines that can help avoid common plumbing and drain issues. Rapid Rooter is [...]

Is It Time To Replace Your Toilet?

On December 19, 2011, in New Toilets, Plumbing, by Joe the Plumber

Most of us don’t give much thought to our toilets at home or at the office other than we are very glad they are there when we need them.  Seems the only time those porcelain bowls get much notice is when they aren’t working, or when we are ready to redecorate.  Water conservation has become [...]