In this article, we are going to share with you the eight most common plumbing emergencies, how to avoid them, and what to do if they happen.

Once upon a time, the need to have your sewer line replaced meant having to dig up your entire front yard.  This was not only an expensive plumbing process but it could also cost you thousands of dollars in landscaping. Today, sewer line replacement can often be done without a big mess.  Instead, with the trenchless sewer line replacement, you may save not only the aggravation of having your yard dug up but money as well.

As a homeowner, you know that maintenance is key to keeping your home in tip-top shape. Your drains are no exception. Over time, all kinds of debris can build up in your drains, from hair to food scraps to soap scum.

In this article, we will discuss some reasons you may need to call us to clean your drains.

Having been in business for over 30 years, we have seen it all. But some things we see again and again. So, today we want to tell you some of the things you and your children should never put down the drain and why they are bad for your plumbing system.

Is there anything as frustrating as a clogged toilet? We don't think so. Worse yet, the clog almost always comes at the worst time. You are rushing out the door and suddenly the toilet is backing up on the floor or you have guests over for dinner and the toilet backs up on them. Why does this keep happening?

The holidays are a notoriously busy time for everyone including your local home service companies! At Linthicum Plumbing and Drain Cleaning, not only do we see an uptick in plumbing emergencies during the holiday season, but so do our friends in HVAC, roofing, and more.

Are you ready for a bathroom remodel but aren't sure you are ready for the bill that comes along with it? No worries. There are several ways you can save money on a bathroom remodel. In this article, we will share our ten favorite tips for saving money on your bathroom remodel.

There is nothing better than a hot shower to start your day. And there are few things worse than stepping into a cold shower and realizing that it's not going to warm up. In this article, we will share the basics of understanding your hot water heater. We will share the types of water heaters that are available, the parts you need to understand, and how they work to keep you in hot water.

The plumber is the person you call when your toilet backs up or your hot water stops working. But there is more to being a plumber than you might know.

Buying a home is exciting. But it can also be a little daunting. There are so many things to know. In this article, we are going to share the 15 things you and your family should know about your plumbing system.