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Pipe Works Services is proud to join in on this most American of traditions with the Taste the Difference: City Water vs HALO Water

While your (hopefully) well-insulated attic keeps the air beneath your roof warm, the eaves of your home are not so lucky. As snow melts from the warmer portions of the ...

Unless you've had a certain friendly ghost claim some of your home's rooms for his very own, you shouldn't feel a huge difference in temperature as you wander around each...

At Pipe Works Services, we know most people don't give a lot of thought to the tank in the basement that heats their shower or brightens their clothes. And most of the ti...

Winter is coming! To combat the army of WhiteWalkers headed your way (or just the cold temperatures if you're living around New Jersey and not The Wall), you're going to ...

Whether it's poo in Parsippany or sewage in Short Hills, a backup with your sewer line is not a pretty sight-or smell. Knowing how to deal with a sewer clog is Number Two...

Your thermostat usually has two settings for the fan. It can either run constantly, or only run when cold air is being produced.

When your home's A/C is blowing hot air, it's a problem akin to a car that won't drive or a vacuum that won't clean. Homeowners can address some malfunctioning air condit...

Chatham Spring Clean 2015 took place on May 2nd, and Pipe Works was happy to be a part of it.

The notion of selecting the best shower head for water conservation often conjures images of standing beneath an anemic, sputtering sprinkle every morning, then walking a...

Effective ventilation is essential in modern homes that are especially airtight. While the lack of air leaks in your home's envelope is good for energy efficiency and eff...

If you're one of those energy-conscious Americans who adjust their ceiling fan blade rotation twice a year, you'll want to remember to change ceiling fan direction this s...

Near the top of any homeowner's "please don't let this happen" list is a sewer clog. This means that the sewer line that connects your home's toilets, sinks, garbage disp...

One key element of home safety is carbon monoxide prevention and detection. Dubbed the "silent killer," carbon monoxide (CO), both invisible and odorless, is the culprit ...

The old standby storage-tank water heater isn't going anywhere; it's still common in households. However, a new interloper, the tankless water heater, is making big inroa...

In a plumbing emergency, one of your first steps should be to call a trusted licensed plumber. However, there are a few things you can do yourself while awaiting the plum...

Winter's over and while high heating bills are slowly receding, the arrival of spring and summer will bring their own costs. However, there are many ways you can decrease...

The best thing about spring is that this is a great time to start working on essential home maintenance procedures. Well, maybe this isn't exactly the best thing about sp...

Unfortunately, you can't always expect your tap water to be clean and problem-free. A variety of home water problems can crop up, so it's always helpful to know how to de...