Ron Brackett Plumbing LLC

Unfortunately, remodeling a wet room doesn’t always allow you to use the existing pipe placement. When you need to have the plumbing reworked in a room, we’re always ready to help.

Not sure what size hot water heater you need for your home? This is generally going to depend on how many hot water outlets there are in your home. For a two-bath home, a 40 to 50 gallon heater is more than likely going to be sufficient.

The most common food item put down a garbage disposal that shouldn’t be is potato peels. Because they are very starchy, it’s almost a certainty that they will clog the blades in your garbage disposal. Unless you want a clogged sink, aim your peels to land in the trash can.

It's important to regularly check your home for any signs that a water line or appliance is leaking. Our regular maintenance checks take us both inside and outside your home to inspect all plumbing lines and appliances.

Replacing a hot water heater may seem like a simple task — many homeowners undertake this task after reading an article on Google or viewing a how-to video on YouTube — but it is not, and even the smallest little thing done incorrectly can flood your home. A plumbing contractor is best for this job.

While large, mature trees on your property can help with the curb appeal, they can also wreak havoc on your plumbing system. If you’re worried about the root system clogging your pipes, it’s time to give us a call.

When it comes to fixture installation, the trap is the fitting or device that prevents the back passage of air without affecting the flow of sewage or waste water through it. Each fixture must be trapped to prevent sewer gas from coming up into your home.

Think your kids are wasting water when they wash their hands and brush their teeth? One option is to have faucet flow reducers installed in the kid-friendly bathrooms in your home. You'll have plenty of water pressure using less water. It's a simple solution to a pesky problem.

Who are the most famous plumbers ever? Mario and Luigi of course! Although they are only fictional characters and not real plumbers, they have been in over 200 games since Mario Bros was created in 1985.

Were you aware that water pressure in your home above 60 pounds per square inch could be harmful to your plumbing system? It will also cause excessive water usage. You may want to consider installing a pressure-reducing valve that will limit the water pressure in your home.

Toilet history: "Beginning in 1910, toilet designs started changing away from the elevated water tank into the modern toilet with a close tank and bowl," About.com reports.

If you are upgrading your bathroom for handicap accessibility, we can help. We will install attractive and functional toilets, sinks, tubs and other fixtures that meet your requirements.

Unfortunately, there are many ways for home and business pipelines to develop leaks and cracks. If you have a large tree near your home, the root system can extend outward a considerable distance and wrap around the pipeline.

Repairing or rebuilding a leaky faucet or installing a new one can extend the life of your plumbing fixtures and pipes. In fact, most leaks worsen over time, and backups can be even more serious, endangering you or putting your property at financial risk.

If you are interested in saving on the water usage in your home, one possibility is a dual flush toilet. Bruce Thompson of Australian invented this new type of toilet in 1980, and over time, dual flush models were able to save up to two-thirds of the water usage of traditional toilets.

One of the best ways to avoid drain clogging in the bathroom is to use a hair trap in your shower and bath tub. Hair and hygiene products are the leading cause of shower clogs!

A leaking toilet or dripping faucet can add hundreds of dollars to your water bill, not to mention wasting perfectly good water. Call us when you are ready to stop pouring money down the drain.

While modern pipes are all made of metal or plastic, a variety of other materials have been used over time. Ancient civilizations used pottery, clay, bamboo, or stone for transporting water. The English of the 1500s and the Americans of the late 1700s and early 1800s often used hollowed-out logs.

If you have recently had a flooding problem, it may cause problems in your water and drain lines. To protect yourself and your family, call us to inspect your plumbing system.

It’s important to remember that not all hot water heaters are necessarily created equal. Let’s talk about your family’s hot water needs and how we can help you to find and install a hot water heater that will be a better fit for your family.

Did you know that most water heaters come from the factory with high temperature settings? Feel free to lower the thermostat on your water heater. Most heaters are effective at 115°F.

Have you ever thought about how much water your toilet uses every time you flush? For older toilets, that figure is 3.5 gallons to 5 gallons of water. You can save thousands of gallons of water in a year by switching to a dual flush toilet.

Running water waiting for the tap to heat up can lead to some pretty big energy bills. In fact, the amount of water wasted annually just waiting for hot water is more than 9,000 gallons. Unless you’re ok with throwing money down the drain, make sure your water heater is in good working condition.

It’s important to have any new plumbing fixtures that you may be adding to your home professionally installed. We will not only ensure proper installation, but also can determine whether any upgrades to your system are necessary to adequately support the new fixture.

Are you seeing rust in your water? It is possible that you have galvanized pipes. These pipes are coated with zinc to protect against rust, but once this barrier is corroded, they begin to rust.

Your plumbing is designed to handle hot water -- which can get really hot. Did you know that one of the most common home related injuries involves burns from hot running water? At a temperature of 140 degrees F. it takes only 6 seconds for water to burn the skin.

Do not assume that your homeowner’s insurance policy will cover needed repairs to the plumbing system of your home. As a rule, such coverage is not a part of a standard policy. If you have older plumbing in your home, you may want to contact your agent to discuss any options you may have.

The Egyptians may have been among the first to develop what we know as indoor plumbing. Care to guess the colorful name they gave the indoor bathroom? If you guessed the "house of horrors," you're right.

Freeze and thaw cycles can damage pipes that are not properly protected. While we will gladly come and make repairs when needed, we can help prevent problems by inspecting pipe location, identifying areas that may freeze, and making corrective recommendations.

Is your water pressure lacking? This could signal problem with your pipes or may indicate that corrosion and buildup are present. Remember to always contact a plumber to avoid long term damage!