Meridian, Idaho is one of the fastest-growing cities in the state — and for good reason. Nestled in the heart of the Treasure Valley, it’s a vibrant, family-friendly community that blends small-town charm with big-city amenities. Whether you’re raising a family, launching a business, or enjoying retirement, Meridian is the kind of place where quality … [Read More]
Every Meridian Homeowner Should Schedule Plumbing Maintenance Annually Most homeowners don’t think much about their plumbing—until something breaks. But just like your car needs regular oil changes, your home’s plumbing system needs yearly maintenance to keep everything flowing smoothly. Preventative care saves money, protects your investment, and avoids disruptive emergencies. At Plumbing Solutions of Idaho, … [Read More]
The Most Common Plumbing Problems in Meridian Homes (And How to Avoid Them) Every homeowner in Meridian eventually faces a plumbing problem. Whether it’s a leaky faucet, a clogged drain, or something more serious like a sewer line issue, these problems can be disruptive—and expensive—if left unchecked. The good news? Most of them are preventable … [Read More]
For many Boise homeowners, sump pumps fall into the “I-know-I-need-one-but-which-one” category. You want to keep your basement dry during snowmelt and rainstorms, but choosing the right sump pump can feel like decoding a foreign language—submersible? Pedestal? Gallons per hour? We’ve got you covered. At Plumbing Solutions of Idaho, our expert Meridian and Boise plumbing experts … [Read More]
Spring in Boise can be unpredictable. One day it’s sunny and breezy, and the next—it’s a torrential downpour. If you have a basement or crawl space, your sump pump is your first line of defense against flooding. And the last thing you want is to discover it’s not working after the water starts rising. Before … [Read More]
Backflow might sound like a technical term, but it’s a real issue that every homeowner in Boise should be aware of. At its core, backflow happens when water flows in the wrong direction—bringing contaminants into your home’s clean water supply. This reversal can carry fertilizers, pesticides, sewage, and other pollutants into your drinking water, putting … [Read More]
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