Aquaduct Plumbing Services' top priority is and always has been the health, safety, and well-being of our customers, employees, and communities. We are prepared to service you and made extra adjustments to the changes brought on by the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak. We hope that you and your families, friends, and coworkers all remain safe and…
Are you buying bottled water because you don't like the taste, look, color, or smell of what comes from your faucet? But in the same token. You will bathe, brush your teeth. Also, cook with that same water to feed your family a nutritious meal?
Think about what we and our neighbors re-enter into our sewage…
As you begin your yearly “spring cleaning”, don’t forget your plumbing! To help you out here is a list of plumbing tips to get you ready for the SPRING SEASON. CHECK SPIGOTS AND HOSES FOR LEAKS Make sure you check your spigots and hoses for any leaks from the harsh winter. This commonly occurs…
Aquaduct Plumbing Services is hosting our 2nd Annual Holiday Food Drive! This year’s proceeds will be benefitting the Kendal County Community Food Pantry which is located in Yorkville, Illinois. Since our new office opened in Oswego, June of this year, we wanted an organization in our new community to benefit.
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It’s November! We all know what that means, the holidays are quickly approaching. In the spirit of the season, the team at Aquaduct Plumbing Services would like to give back to the community that has given us a home, Batavia. We have organized a Thanksgiving food drive to benefit the Batavia Interfaith Food Pantry and…
On Friday, September 16th Aquaduct Plumbing Services was honored to be inducted into the Batavia Chamber of Commerce. We are very thankful to join all the other great companies that service the city of Batavia. We would like to personally thank Mayor Schielke, the Chamber members, the Chamber ambassadors, and our wonderful family and friends…
First things first, what is a garbage disposal? Well, a garbage disposal or garburator in Canadian English, is a device below a sink that shreds food products so the waste can be easily passed through plumbing. Using a garbage disposal is an efficient way to dispose, no pun intended, of food waste that would ultimately…
Until there is a problem, your sewer system is likely out of sight, out of mind. But waiting until there are symptoms of sewer trouble may be too late to avoid a costly and perhaps damaging repair.
What Is My Responsibility?
If you are connected to the municipal sewer system, everything from the sidewalk to the…
Overview of how a traditional water heater works
There are two general types of traditional water heaters. Gas fueled water heaters and electric water heaters. Gas powered water heaters require a natural gas line into the home, although some appliances can be converted to run on propane, it is not recommended to do so unless…
What causes pipes to freeze and rupture
Below freezing temperatures and a lack of circulating water can cause almost any pipe to freeze. However, a frozen pipe does not necessarily cause extensive damage. Some plastic and copper pipes will burst or crack if frozen and will then leak after thawed or while thawing. If you…