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How to Winterize Your Electrical System

How to Winterize Your Electrical System

During the cold winter months in New Jersey, your electrical system works harder than you might think. After all, in addition to its regular duties, it’s keeping your entire house warm and keeping the lights on as the darkness sets in earlier than in other seasons....

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Tips For Hiring An Electrician

Tips For Hiring An Electrician

Looking for an electrician in Sussex County, NJ? Finding a trustworthy, professional one can be a process, and you might not know where to start. You rely heavily on the power at your property, so we understand that you want an expert on the job. There are a few...

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Garbage Disposals & Septic Tanks FAQ

Garbage Disposals & Septic Tanks FAQ

When we work on septic systems, we get a lot of questions about garbage disposals. After all, they are convenient and easy to use, but no one wants to accidentally harm their plumbing. If you have a septic system, here’s what you need to know about using a garbage...

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Dishwasher Detergent & Your Septic System

Dishwasher Detergent & Your Septic System

Did you know that the dishwasher detergent you use can change the way your septic system works for the worse? It’s true! And it makes sense, if you consider that everything going down your drains, detergent included, ends up in your septic tank. Here’s what you need...

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How to Care for Your Septic System

How to Care for Your Septic System

If you’re new to living on a septic system or you haven’t heard yet, there are several easy things you can do to help that system work better. Use these tips and tricks to keep your system working efficiently and to help it last for a long, long time. As always, if...

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Signs Your Septic Tank is Full

Signs Your Septic Tank is Full

If you have a septic tank for your home in Sussex County or the surrounding area, you probably know that you need to get it pumped every so often in order to keep it working well and avoid sewer problems. However, it can be hard to determine exactly when or how often...

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