Tuesday, November 17, 2015

Remodeling your Kansas City area Bathroom.

This might be a great time of the year to turn your attention to that bathroom remodeling job that you have been putting off.  Putting into play how much of a budget that you have, consider also how many times each day does someone in your family use the facilities within the bathroom?  How you use your bathroom for showers, long baths, and the obvious should factor into your remodeling decisions.

Of course it depends on WHICH bathroom you are remodeling.  You may have several bathrooms in your home that all have different functions.  The master bath is the second most important space in the house next to the kitchen.  Design work may be much more intricate than it would be in, say a family bathroom where members of your family spend only the time that is necessary.

Your Kansas City area plumber, Poor Johns, wants to help you design that dream bathroom that will become the pride and joy of your household.  Our technician will visit your home to determine all of your plumbing needs.  And best of all, our estimates are free of charge!  Start the magic of the new bathroom of your dreams by calling Poor Johns Plumbing serving the greater Kansas City area.  For the best phone number in your area please visit their website at www.poorjohns.com.

Monday, November 9, 2015

December Events - The Great Bend

Seasonal Events happening in Kansas
As always, everyone loves to come to Great Bend for the holidays! The award-winning Trail of Lights and Santas Around the World are just a couple of highlights to add to your calendar!
 

Monday, November 2, 2015

When Should You Start to Worry about Freezing Pipes?

Let’s tackle this issue before it’s too late.  We all learned in school that water freezes at 32 degrees.  However, researchers say that might not be the case with the plumbing pipes in your home.  According to the Building Research Council at the University of Illinois, that temperature threshold may be closer to 20 degrees.

Tests were conducted on residential water systems subjected to winter temperatures.  It was demonstrated that, for un-insulated pipes installed in unprotected spaces, the onset of freezing occurred when the outside temperature fell to 20 degrees or below.  Other factors can cause the pipes to freeze at temperatures above 20°. These include pipes exposed to windy, cold air which flows in due to a crack in an outside wall or lack of insulation. 

Isn’t it better to stay ahead of the curve?  This upcoming winter in the Kansas City area may be as brutal as the winter of 2014-15.  Don’t take chances with your infrastructure!  For all of your winter needs contact Kansas City area plumber Poor Johns Plumbing.  To find the best phone number for your location visit, our website at www.poorjohns.com.