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What is a sewage ejector pump, and how does it differ from other types of sewage pumps? How do you know if your home needs an ejector pump?Many sewage systems rely partially on gravity to move liquid and solid waste from the plumbing system to the main sewer line. However, if your home or commercial building has bathrooms or laundry facilities on the basement level, gravity can’t do the job by itself.24hr Supply has compiled a helpful guide containing everything you need to know about sewage eje …

If you own and operate a commercial property, keeping your water heater clean and maintained is one of your many responsibilities. Do you know which signs to look for that indicate your commercial water heater needs maintenance? Next time you inspect your water heater, keep this guide from 24hr Supply at the forefront of your mind.Discolored WaterWhen you turn on a faucet, the water that comes out should run clear right away. Is your water more of a brown or orange color? Discolored or muddy-loo …

A boiler is a common device used to deliver heat all over your home or commercial building. It works by carrying either hot water or steam through plumbing pipes to radiators throughout the building. If you need a new boiler, 24hr Supply aims to explain the different types of boilers on the market so you can make an informed buying decision.Steam vs. Hot WaterNo matter what kind of fuel your boiler uses, it will heat the rooms in your building using either steam or hot water.Steam BoilerA steam …

Over the years, pieces of misinformation have made their way into homeowners’ minds under the guise of being “common sense” or “life hacks.” However, it’s important to know the truth behind these myths. 24hr Supply has compiled a guide that debunks 10 common plumbing and HVAC misconceptions. Avoid falling for inaccurate information to keep your HVAC and plumbing equipment in good working condition for years!Myth #1: “It’s OK to flush baby wipes down the toilet.”If you use baby wipes or personal …

A sewage pump system that you keep properly maintained can last for up to a decade or even more if you take excellent care of it! Get the most out of your sewage pump system and reduce the number of messy repairs you’ll need by using these tips to extend its lifespan.Pump It Out On ScheduleMany septic tank professionals recommend pumping out your system every three years or so. If you have a large household with greater water needs, have it pumped once a year. Regular pumping will help you catch …