Knowing a good plumber can come in handy when you find water collecting on your floor, a drain plugged up, or you are tired of drinking rusty or smelly water.
Brenneco Plumbing has been taking care of our community’s plumbing needs for over 40 years. It has the experienced and trained plumbers that can help you with any of your plumbing needs. Read more →
Everyone likes choices. Looking at different options allows you, the customer, to have more say in the end result. When it comes to having your plumbing worked on, being able to choose the extent of the work done and what you pay, gives you more input into the level of service you receive.
Frigid temperatures are forecast over the next several days and weeks. Taking a few preventative actions now can help avoid major plumbing issues and potential water damage to your home or business.
Very cold weather can lead to frozen water lines and substantial water damage if those lines burst, especially for older homes.
Cold temperatures and winter winds can push very cold air into your home and cause poorly insulated pipes in your walls, basements, and crawl spaces to freeze. Pipes that run against exterior walls that have little or no insulation are also subject to freezing. An 1/8-inch crack in a pipe can leak up to 250 gallons of water a day, causing flooding, serious structural damage, and the immediate potential for mold.
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The recent evening temperatures that have fallen below freezing remind us that winter is near and now is the time to do a few simple plumbing tasks to avoid major issues later this winter.
Frozen pipes are the #1 contributor to water damage in any home. Ensuring that your water pipes are well insulated can avoid thousands of dollars of water damage when temperatures drop below freezing.
Greg Brenneman, president and owner of Brenneco Plumbing.
Federated Insurance announced that this year’s recipient of their 18th annual “Safety First! Plumbing-Heating-Cooling-Contractors (PHCC) Contractor of the Year Award” is Greg Brenneman, president and owner of Brenneco Plumbing.
The announcement was made during the PHCC association’s national convention, PHCCCONNECT2023, in Cleveland, Ohio, held on October 25-27, 2023. “It is humbling and an honor to be recognized by our insurance company for the safety culture that we have developed over the years,” Brenneman stated. Read more →
Water heaters are among the highest energy-consuming appliances in your home. Water heating accounts for about 18% of your home’s energy use.
Energy Star estimates that households spend between $400 and $600 on heating water every year for things like laundry, showers, and washing dishes, making water heaters the second most energy-consuming appliance in your home.
Heating water requires more energy than any other household task except heating and cooling your home. Making sure your water heater is as efficient as it can be, will save you money.
When the dog days of summer are upon us almost anything we do outside makes us thirsty. Our bodies need water to recover and feel refreshed.
Reverse osmosis water filtration systems provide clear, clean water free from impurities.
Water, along with quenching our thirst, also lubricates our joints, nourishes and protects our organs, keeps our body temperature normal, and plays a large role in removing waste from our bodies.
So when our bodies crave water it is important to give our families the best drinking water possible. With the water in our area not always smelling or tasting the best, we often reach for a bottle of water purchased at a local store.
This option is not always convenient and can be costly to our wallets as well as to the environment. Not purchasing bottled water saves money and means less plastic to discard. Read more →
For most of us in central Indiana where hard water is prevalent, a water softener is pretty much a necessity. It’s one of those items that we depend on to work all the time and don’t fully appreciate until it stops working properly.
Mostly likely, your water softener doesn’t just break and stop working all at once, but over time it slowly stops completely softening your water. Here are a few signs that your water softener may need to be serviced. Read more →
Red stains in your sinks, tubs, showers, toilets and drains are a result of iron in your water supply.
If you have red or brown deposits in your sinks or drains, then you most likely have a high concentration of iron in your water. An excessive level of iron is a common problem and one that an iron filter is designed to remedy.
A common question we hear is “Will my water softener remove iron from my water?” The answer to this is, “Yes, but very little.” Water softeners are designed to treat hard water by removing minerals, including small quantities of iron. In most cases a water softener alone is not an effective solution for removing iron from water. Read more →
Spring cleaning is a ritual many of us take part in every year when the temperatures warm and the days get longer. This often entails cleaning windows, dusting everything, and making sure our homes smell fresh. But what about your drains?
Cleaning your drains may not be an item on your traditional spring-cleaning list, but taking a little time to clean your drains thoroughly can avoid some major problems down the road. Read more →
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