Water pressure is something most homeowners take for granted—until it’s too high, too low, or fluctuating. Whether you’re experiencing weak water flow in your shower or are concerned about potential plumbing issues, understanding your home’s water pressure is key.

A leaking pipe, a burst hose, or an unnoticed water issue can lead to costly repairs, water damage, and increased utility bills. But what if there was a way to catch these problems early, even when you're not home? Automatic leak detection systems like Flo by Moen and Phyn provide an extra layer of protection by monitoring your home’s water usage in real time and alerting you to potential leaks before they become major issues.

When it comes to water softeners, homeowners have two main choices: salt-based systems and salt-free systems. While both have their benefits, salt-free systems have gained significant traction in recent years, especially for those seeking a low-maintenance, eco-friendly solution.

When upgrading your home’s water heating system, one of the biggest decisions you’ll face is choosing between a condensing or non-condensing tankless water heater. Both types have their pros and cons, and the right choice depends on factors like your home’s plumbing, budget, and energy efficiency goals.

When it comes to tankless water heaters, one feature that often sparks interest is the recirculation system. A recirculation system allows hot water to be delivered more quickly to your faucets, eliminating the frustrating wait for warm water. But is it the right choice for your home?

When considering a new water heater for your home, many people are opting for tankless models. But are they the right choice for your home? Let’s dive into the pros, cons, and costs of going tankless.