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It's cold! Brrrrr! Here are some easy tips to keep your pipes from creating any problems in this frigid climate! Need help with any of these? Give #MillerPlumbingLLC a call or send us a message today! Disconnect hoses and protect outside spigots.... When water freezes in a hose that is attached to an outside spigot, it increases the pressure in the home’s pipes, which can then expand and burst inside the home. To prevent this, drain and disconnect all hoses, and turn off the water to outside spigots during the winter, especially if you don’t have frost-proof spigots. You may want to cap those spigots with faucet insulators too. Keep thermostats in outbuildings and second homes at 65 degree If you have a guest or pool house, or have a home with multiple heating zones, make sure to keep them all at a minimum of 65 degrees, to prevent frozen pipes in the winter months. For buildings that you won’t use at all in the winter, you can turn off the main water supply and drain the pipes instead. Add insulation to outside walls that contain pipes Exterior walls can get much colder than inside walls. If you have plumbing in outside walls, you may want to add an extra layer of insulation to ensure that your pipes are protected. If you see moisture or mold on the interior wall surface, surface cracks or nail pops, or your walls feel cool to the touch, consider reinsulating or using spray foam to add protection. Use snap-on insulation for pipes in unheated areas. If you have plumbing that is routed through unheated areas like attics, crawl spaces, and garages, consider adding snap-on insulation to the pipes to prevent freezing. You can also use heated plumbing tape/cable that automatically turns on when temperatures approach freezing. Install smart technology To further ensure that your home stays dry and water-damage-free, you can install the following: Low temperature sensors that send alerts to your monitored alarm system if temperatures approach freezing. Smart home thermostats that you can monitor and control remotely. Permanent back-up generators that automatically power your heating system when you lose power. Water leak detection systems that automatically shut off your water if a leak occurs.

Happy Thanksgiving from Miller Plumbing LLC! Here are 7 great tips for the upcoming holidays! 1. Make Sure Your Home Is Ready Plumbing needs maintenance like anything else and scheduling sink, toilet, shower, and water heater repairs before a family visit can go a long way....Continue reading

And an extra special thanks to our favorite veteran and business manager - Joseph O'Donnell.

Does your water taste funny? Let #MillerPlumbingLLC set you up with a reverse osmosis system! Reverse osmosis is a water purification process that uses a partially permeable membrane to remove ions, unwanted molecules and larger particles from drinking water.

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One year ago today we had the privilege of bringing Jon Hoffman on board with our company. We appreciate the extra effort he puts in to make our customers happy! He’s a spitfire, schmoozer, plumber extraordinaire, our tile guy, our social media manager, a passionate supporter & fundraiser for The American Heart Association, constant short wearer (must be the Jersey in him) and a pretty fly DJ as well. We look forward to working with Jon for many years to come!

Hi Everyone!! Please support our associate Jon, and his super awesome son Ryder! https://www2.heart.org/site/TR/

Nice update to this kitchen today! Out with the old, in with the new shiny stuff! #MillerPlumbingLLC