by Zenchange | Jul 15, 2023 | Plumbing Service & Repair Phoenix AZ
When it comes to plumbing materials, two popular options often come to mind: copper vs. PEX. Both copper and PEX have their own unique characteristics and benefits, making it important to understand how they compare to each other. In this blog post, we will delve into... 
by Zenchange | Jun 20, 2023 | Blog, Drain Cleaning, Plumbing Service & Repair Phoenix AZ
When faced with a stubborn clog, many homeowners contemplate whether to tackle the problem themselves or hire a professional drain cleaning service. Clogged drains can be a real nuisance, disrupting our daily routines, causing unpleasant odors, and potentially leading... 
by Zenchange | Dec 27, 2022 | 24 Hour Plumbing, Boiler Repair and Replacement, Plumbing Service & Repair Phoenix AZ
Sometimes, plumbing issues can’t wait. So you don’t always have the luxury of setting up an appointment for a plumber to show up the next day. Depending on the type of plumbing problem you have and when you realize you need help, it may take some time to... 
by Zenchange | Dec 7, 2022 | Plumbing Service & Repair Phoenix AZ
Are you looking for the best plumbing service in Arizona? Hiring a plumbing company to help you with your home or commercial building’s plumbing needs can make all the difference. Whether you have clogged drains, water damage, or some other emergency... 
by Zenchange | Sep 19, 2022 | Commercial Plumbing Service, Plumbing Service & Repair Phoenix AZ, Residential Plumbing Services, Water Heater, Water Treatment
If you are one of the many people who needs to maintain your water heater, you may have some enlightening questions to ask yourself, such as “how to maintain a water heater?” If so, you aren’t alone! There are many parts to a water heater that... 
by Zenchange | Aug 25, 2022 | Commercial Plumbing Service, Plumbing Service & Repair Phoenix AZ, Water Heater, Water Treatment
Why is a leaning water heater a safety problem? Think about it for a second: you have a large standing tank with water heating up to 100 degrees Fahrenheit. Imagine that your leaning water heater becomes tilted, slowly moving toward the floor, so most of the water is... 