The Plumber

03/23/2026

Here’s the finished sewer clean out after repairing it

03/23/2026

03/23/2026

Now here’s the finished pic after the sewer line was broke,clogged to say the least and now fixed n flowing

03/23/2026

I bet our Monday was better than yours!🧑‍🔧👩‍🔧

03/23/2026

I bet our Monday tops yours,…

03/04/2026

Coolest toilet seat I’ve ever seen…

03/01/2026

With RIDGID Tools – I just got recognized as one of their top fans! 🎉

02/18/2026

The Importance of a Proper Siphon: Rigid vs. Flexible
​In plumbing, the Siphon (or Trap) is your home's first line of defense against the sewer system. While it might be tempting to use a flexible accordion hose because it's easy to install, it often creates a "hanging" effect. This prevents a solid water seal from forming, allowing foul sewer gases to escape back into your kitchen or bathroom.
​A professional installation uses a Rigid P-trap. This solid structure maintains a consistent shape that holds a specific amount of water at all times. This water acts as a "plug" that stops odors and protects your family's health.
​Key Teaching Points:
​The Water Seal: The "U" or "P" shape must always hold water to block gases.
​Smooth Walls: Rigid pipes have smooth interiors, preventing hair and grease from getting stuck, unlike the ridges in flexible hoses.
​Durability: Rigid PVC or chrome is less likely to sag or leak over time compared to thin plastic flexible tubing.
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