How Do I Determine the Size of Furnace I Need for My Home?
As you embark on the journey of purchasing a new furnace for your home, you will quickly find that it is a challenging endeavor. Not only do you have the option of purchasing various brands, numerous makes, an assortment of models, types, efficiency ratings, and...
What’s Wrong with My Electric Hot Water Heater?
Have you stepped into your shower and found that you are unable to get any degree of hot water? Have you nearly burned your hands attempting to wash them in your sink? Have you noticed water emerging from your electric hot water heater? Do you hear strange and unusual...
2021 Turkey Drop
G101.3 and Scarette Pyrotechnics have teamed up again for the 2nd Turkey drop and here are some pictures of it here at Reynolds Plumbing.
Preparing Your Home’s Plumbing System for the Winter
It won't be long before winter arrives, and it could be a long cold one. While snow makes for wonderful scenery, snow, ice, and cold temperatures can wreak havoc on your plumbing system. To ward off potential disasters, homeowners need to take steps to properly...
Plumbing-Related Ceiling Leaks
If you live in a multi-story home, it is essential that you understand that top-floor plumbing problems could result in the development of a ceiling leak on the floor below. It is likely that the first issue you will notice is the development of a stain on the...
Is it Time to Replace My Hot Water Heater?
The hot water heater in your home is considered to be a critical appliance. If it lacks in functionality, it will not only impact your dishwasher and washing machine, it will detrimentally impact your ability to take a shower, engage in proper handwashing, and clean...
Guide to Outdoor Spigots
Before delving into the information that we want to share with you on outdoor spigots, we want to outline the fact that many people use the terms “spigot” and “faucet” interchangeably. For clarification purposes, a “spigot” is an outdoor fitting that dispenses water....
Why is the 2nd Floor So Hot?
Heat rises. The same goes for humidity. Your 2nd floor can an overabundance of heat and humidity when your insulation isn't sealed, if there are leaks in the ductwork or if you have an oversized HVAC system. The good news is, it is possible for your HVAC system to...
What Causes Pipes to Burst?
Bursting water pipes is one of the most common plumbing issues among homeowners. In some instances, the burst pipes are part of the internal plumbing network of the home. In others, the burst pipes are part of the external supply lines. This issue most often occurs...
Top 7 Reasons NOT to Do Your Own Plumbing
Maintaining and repairing your home can be pricey. Especially if you have to hire a professional every time. As a homeowner, you might try to do it yourself to save some cash. While it is true that home improvement stores offer a variety of tools for such activities...
How to Save Water in and Around Your Home
Next to the air that we breathe, water is considered to be a highly critical element in terms of life preservation. It is often referred to as a “finite” commodity; this means – in short – that if it is not appropriately managed, shortages may occur. By engaging in...
How to Remove a Bathtub
Learning how to remove a bathtub is a relatively easy process, especially if you are a DIY savvy type of person. The bathroom is the most frequently used room of the home. There are many reasons why you may want to remove the bathtub. Perhaps, it is old and outdated...
