Summer is here and we didn’t get much rain over the last several months. This means that it is a good idea to reduce our water usage. Reducing how many gallons you use on a regular basis now can make things much easier later in the year when it gets even hotter.
If you haven’t already, let us give you some great tips to help you start saving some extra water now. With conscious practices and maybe even some upgrades to your plumbing in Corona, you can save gallons, which is good for your bills and the planet.
Quick—if you were to suddenly come into a nice chunk of change, what would you spend it on? Let us guess.
For many homeowners, the major concerns with water quality circle around concerns about their health. Obviously, preventing health issues related to poor water quality is very important. However, not every water quality issue is going to result in potential health issues.
We will never understand why wonderful folks like our customers are willing to compromise on certain issues. Now, don’t get us wrong. Compromise is very important. If you’re never willing to bend on anything, you’re going to have a pretty rough go of it in the grand scheme of things. Certain matters, however, don’t deserve your compromise. The water coming into your water is one of these matters. So let us ask you this—are you 100% satisfied with your 
If we were to ask you how much time you spend thinking about your sewer line on an average day, well—we’d hope you say something along the lines of “what are you talking about?” Chances are that you give your sewer line very little thought, and we’re not really here to tell you that this is wrong. We are here to tell you, however, that you at least need to understand what the warning signs are that your sewer line is in need of service.
