Hearing a dripping sound behind a bathroom wall can be a nerve-wracking and confusing experience. Several factors can attribute to this sound, and not all of them are serious. However, most of them should be addressed through a professional plumber.

Do you notice white, chalky residue or spots on your dishes in your dishwasher? Clothes and linens that feel rough and look dull? Dry skin and flat hair? These are all possible signs of hard water.

Do the pipes in your home ever cross your mind? It’s pretty easy to forget about them, and the only time you really notice them is when there is a problem.

For many homeowners, they dislike the taste, smell or color that sometimes comes with city water. Even when the water is perfectly safe to drink, that doesn’t mean that it won’t still have a specific taste, leave a residue or look cloudy.

Water is one of the most valuable resources in your home. Whether you need it for cleaning, cooking, or drinking. We all need clean water to nourish our thirst and safely cook and clean, so how can we make sure the water we are using is safe and high-quality?

If you are selling your home, you want to make your home the most appealing you can to potential buyers. Making upgrades to your home is essential to make sure you are getting the most bang for your buck.

Well, well, well…it’s time to talk about well water. It’s what many of us in Ramsey rely on for our home water supply, and continues to be one of the most common sources of water in Minnesota no matter the city you’re in.

You’ve likely heard of “hard water” – but what exactly is hard water? What causes it? And is it something to be scared of?