Pawsome Plumbing

10/08/2026

A working main water shut-off valve just after the meter is one of the most important pieces of plumbing on your property and one many homeowners don’t think about until there’s an emergency.

If a pipe bursts, a water heater starts leaking, or a fixture fails, being able to quickly shut off the water to the home can make the difference between a manageable repair and major water damage.

Having a dedicated, accessible shut-off valve after the meter gives you a reliable way to isolate the water to your home without having to depend on the meter-side valve. It also makes future plumbing repairs safer, faster, and easier.

A few things every homeowner should know:

• Where your main shut-off valve is located
• How to operate it
• Whether it actually closes completely
• Whether it is leaking, corroded, buried, or difficult to access

If you’re not sure where your shut-off is, or if the valve is old, stuck, or no longer working properly it’s worth having it checked before you actually need it.

At Pawsome Plumbing, we can locate, or replace your home’s main shut-off so you’re prepared when it matters.

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10/05/2026

👋 We thought it was time to properly introduce ourselves.

We’re Cameron and Brittany, the owners of Pawsome Plumbing.

When people call a plumbing company, they’re doing more than scheduling a repair. They’re inviting someone into their home, trusting them to be honest about what’s wrong, treat their property with respect, and charge them fairly for the work that needs to be done.

We don’t take that trust lightly.

Pawsome Plumbing was built around a pretty simple idea, take care of people the way we would want our own family taken care of.

That means showing up when we say we will, explaining things in a way that makes sense, giving straightforward options, doing quality work, and standing behind what we do. We’re not interested in pressure tactics or trying to turn every service call into the biggest possible job. We want to earn customers who feel comfortable calling us again and recommending us to their friends and family.

We’re a local, family owned small business, and when you support Pawsome Plumbing, you’re supporting our family and helping us build something we’re incredibly proud of right here in our community.

Cameron handles much of what you see in the field, while Britt helps keep things moving behind the scenes. Like most small-business owners, there are a lot of hats being worn, but at the end of the day, our names are attached to every job we do and every customer experience we provide.

We know there are plenty of plumbing companies to choose from, and we’re genuinely grateful every time someone chooses us.

Whether you’ve been a customer since the beginning, recently found us, referred a friend, shared one of our posts, or simply followed along as we grow, thank you!

We’re Cameron and Brittany.

We’re Pawsome Plumbing.

And we look forward to taking care of you when you need us.

Rebarkably Great Service.

10/02/2026

09/24/2026

A Little Water Heater Maintenance Goes a Long Way!

Your water heater works hard every day, but most homeowners don’t think about it until there’s no hot water, or water is leaking across the floor.

A few simple checks can help you catch problems early:

🔎 Look for rust or corrosion around the tank, fittings, valves, and connections. Rust can be an early sign of a leak or a tank beginning to deteriorate.

👂 Listen for unusual noises. Popping, rumbling, or banging sounds can be caused by sediment buildup at the bottom of the tank.

💧 Watch for moisture or small leaks. Even a little water around the base of the heater should be investigated before it becomes a bigger problem.

🚿 Flush your water heater yearly. Sediment naturally collects inside tank-style water heaters. An annual flush can help remove buildup, improve performance, reduce noise, and help extend the life of the unit.

🌡️ Pay attention to changes in your hot water. If you’re running out of hot water faster than usual, noticing inconsistent temperatures, or seeing rusty/discolored water, your water heater may need attention.

Regular maintenance can help prevent unexpected breakdowns and keep your water heater working.

If you’re due for a water heater flush, inspection, repair, or replacement, give us a call. We’ll make sure your system is in good shape before a small problem turns into an expensive one.

09/15/2026

💧 High Water Pressure Can Cost You More Than You Think

Strong water pressure might feel great in the shower, but when the pressure entering your home is too high, it can put unnecessary stress on your entire plumbing system.

A properly functioning Pressure Reducing Valve (PRV) helps regulate the incoming water pressure and keeps it at a safer, more consistent level throughout your home.

High water pressure can contribute to:
• Leaking faucets and toilets
• Premature failure of water heaters and appliances
• Damaged supply lines and plumbing fixtures
• Noisy or banging pipes
• Higher water usage and utility bills
• Increased chances of leaks inside your home

As a general rule, residential water pressure should not exceed 80 PSI. If your pressure is higher than that, your PRV may need to be adjusted or replaced.

Not sure what your home’s water pressure is? We can test it, inspect your PRV, and let you know exactly what we find.

Protect your plumbing today and help prevent expensive repairs tomorrow.

Give Pawsome Plumbing a call if you’d like to have your home’s water pressure checked.

Rebarkably Great Service.

09/11/2026

Like so many Americans, I still remember where I was and the images from that day. I remember the fear and sadness, but I also remember what followed… the courage of our first responders, the countless acts of selflessness, and a sense of unity that brought Americans together.

Today, we remember the 2,977 lives lost, the families whose lives were forever changed, and the firefighters, police officers, paramedics, military members, and ordinary Americans who showed extraordinary courage.

May we never forget those we lost, those who ran toward danger to help others, and the way our country came together afterward.

September 11, 2001. Never forgotten. 🇺🇸

06/17/2026

A small stain on your ceiling or a musty smell can be signs of a hidden leak. 🔍

Addressing these early can prevent extensive damage and costly repairs down the line.

06/16/2026

As temperatures rise and outdoor water use becomes more common, it’s a good time to check your outdoor faucets and hose connections for drips, leaks, or signs of wear. 💧

Even small leaks outside the home can go unnoticed for long periods of time, especially when faucets aren’t used regularly during colder months.

A quick seasonal inspection can help ensure everything is working properly and ready for increased use throughout the warmer months. 🔧

06/14/2026

Is your water heater ready for the increased demand that often comes with summer activities and extra household use? 🌡️

From additional showers after time outdoors to guests visiting more frequently, your water heater may be working harder than usual during the warmer months.

Regular inspections and maintenance can also help identify small issues before they begin affecting comfort, efficiency, or overall system reliability. 🔧

06/13/2026

Thank you for your kind words and for choosing our team, Kelly. We’re glad to hear you had a great experience from start to finish. Providing reliable service and clear communication is always our goal, and we truly appreciate you taking the time to leave a review!