Sewer & Drain Cleaning, Los Angeles, CA. Drains usually clog because grime builds up inside your pipes. Plunging clears clogged drains temporarily, but it can’t remove the buildup itself… which means you’ll have to plunge more often. Luckily, there’s a better solution: Mike Diamond’s professional drain cleaning … [Read more...]
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Plumbing Services in Southern California
Services Mike Diamond California Plumbing Offers Whether you’ve got a dripping faucet, or you need emergency sewer repair now, you can expect the same fast, guaranteed service the smell good plumbers are known for. As one of the preeminent plumbing companies in Los Angeles, we offer a full spectrum of plumbing … [Read more...]
What Can I Do About California’s Hard Water?
Southern California has some of the hardest water in the state. Normal or medium-hard water rates 60-120 mg/L. Water in Los rates 127 mg/L. That means that every liter of Los Angeles tap water contains 127 mg of calcium or magnesium - the minerals that make water hard. These contaminants come from ground water that … [Read more...]
How to Become A Plumber in California
Earning your plumber’s license and becoming a fulltime journeyman plumber is a profitable and rewarding career path. While it takes four years to earn your license, the good news is that you can be earning money the entire time as a plumber’s apprentice. Once licensed, the average pay for a plumber in California is … [Read more...]
How California’s 2020 Water Laws Will Affect You
The goal of Senate Bill 606 and Assembly Bill 1668 was to make conservation a way of life in California. Whether or not you support the new water laws, it’s important to know how they affect you. Don’t worry, there are no new fines for individuals or households. First thing’s first. Doing laundry and taking a … [Read more...]
How Wildfires Affect California’s Water and Air
California’s Carr wildfire started on July 23, when a car malfunctioned on highway 299 in Whiskeytown. As of July 31, the fire has burned over 103,000 acres, destroyed over 966 structures, and claimed six lives. As of now, the fire covers over 110,000 acres--an area roughly the size of New Orleans. Over 3,300 … [Read more...]
4 Ways to Reduce California’s Air Pollution
Earlier this month, we covered why air pollution is such a problem for California and which kinds of airborne pollution pose the biggest threats. We provided some suggestions as to how you can keep your home and family safe from air pollutants in your neighborhood, too. Now that you know what we’re up against and how … [Read more...]
All About California’s Air Hazards
Six of the ten most air-polluted cities in America are in California. You probably have an idea which city “won” the “most polluted city in America” award (hint: It’s not New York). California is by far the most polluted state in America. An estimated one-third of California residents living in places where pollution … [Read more...]
How California is Fighting the Drought with “Shade Balls”
Reservoirs in California just got a new look. While it’s been ongoing for years, the California drought took a turn this year to become one of the worst ever recorded. Water is scarce and residents are feeling the effects of the drought during the summer months. Despite statewide water conservation efforts, more … [Read more...]
California Drought: Laws & Restrictions You Need to Know
April 2015 - For the first time in California’s history, Governor Jerry Brown has ordered a mandatory restriction on water use. The four-year California drought has reached near crisis levels, leading the governor to issue an executive order that will require the State Water Resources Control Board to impose a 25 … [Read more...]
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