by Susan Denisi | Dec 1, 2023 | Safety, Canal Winchester, Electric, Energy Savings, Energy-efficiency, Gas, Ohio, Tank, Tankless, Temperature, Water Heater
When it comes to figuring out the perfect temperature for your water heater, there’s no one-size-fits-all solution. The ideal temperature depends on different factors like safety, energy efficiency, and personal preference. So, let’s dive into this topic... 
by Susan Denisi | Nov 15, 2023 | Plumbing Vents, Frozen, Heat Tape, Ice, Maintenance, Pipe Insulation, Prevention, Roof, Thaw, Vent Stack, Vents, Winter
Your home has a bunch of different exhaust systems, like the furnace and fireplace chimney, the dryer vent, and the kitchen fan. But here’s something you might not think about – your plumbing vents and vent stack. Even though they’re low maintenance, they... 
by Susan Denisi | Nov 1, 2023 | Gutter, Blockage, Canal Winchester, Clog, Downspout, Fall, Gutter Wand, Leaves, Maintenance, Ohio, Safety Tips
As the cool autumn winds roll in, it’s time to shift our focus to home maintenance. Winter is coming, and one important task to prepare for is fall gutter and downspout maintenance. Don’t overlook this crucial step! With leaves falling from the trees, your... 
by Susan Denisi | Oct 15, 2023 | Fall, Basement Flooding, Checklist, Debris, Discharge Pipe, Drain Hose, Float Mechanism, Generator, Inlet Screen, Maintenance, Particles, Seasonal Preparation, Sump Pump, Sump Pump Pit
Sump pumps are essential year-round, but they really step up their game during the fall and winter in areas with cold weather and snow. So, for us Ohioans, taking care of our sump pumps is a must. Here are some tips and tricks from your Canal Winchester Plumbing &... 
by Susan Denisi | Oct 1, 2023 | Fire Prevention, Electric Water Heater, Flammable Material, Gas Water Heater, Plumbing Inspection, Plumbing Safety, Safety Tips, Shut-off Valve, Water Heater
Did you know that October is recognized as Fire Prevention Month? Initially established as National Fire Prevention Week in 1922 to commemorate the Great Chicago Fire of 1871, it has since been expanded to span the entire month. On average, approximately 358,500 house...
