By herthaher January 03, 2016
My air ducts were very dirty and filthy I could already see the dust coming out of my air vents it looked disgusting. So I received a flyer on the door from elephant carpet cleaning and it explained why is it important to clean your air ducts. It said a lot of things I didnâ€t know. It has a lot of great information so I called them, they came to my house and gave me a estimate. And the technincian came to my house and he cleaned the heck out of them, I was very surprised because they really do a great job. ...read more
By davisondaviot December 31, 2015
very good at everything that you do. i highlye reccomend this carpet cleaning service. go to their website and get awesome offers! ...read more
By Jennhester November 05, 2015
I called Daniels Plumbing early this morning and they had their technician at my house within the hour, which was very impressive considering it was an early morning plumbing emergency. Mike the technician explained my problem and how exactly he was going to fix it and even gave me the price up front which was very affordable. He was in and out in an hour. I will recommend Daniels Plumbing to all of my friends, neighbors, and family. I finally found an honest and reliable plumbing company! ...read more
When it comes to your home’s plumbing system, you want to make sure that everything is in top shape and working as well as it possibly can. If you are not careful, you could end up wasting hundreds of gallons of water each year on highly preventable situations – such as leaks – that will be very costly. Your plumbing makes up the core of your home. It transports water, an essential resource, and also makes sure that waste makes its way out of your home. However, plumbing systems do not keep themselves healthy and issue-free: homeowners like you do. Even if you are not the most handy do-it-yourselfer, there are certain steps that you can take in order to make sure that everything is running as smoothly as possible. You do not have to break the bank in order to have a top-notch plumbing system. We have compiled a list of plumbing tips that can help you save oodles of money and time. Regular Maintenance The best way to save money on expensive plumbing repairs is to avoid serious issues with routine maintenance. You can inspect your plumbing on a monthly basis by looking under your sinks and in your shower for leaks, drips, cracks, water pressure issues, slow drains, and temperature problems. Once identified, get to work on fixing them! Fixing plumbing issues when we notice them makes maintenance so vital. A small crack that barely leaks, when repaired, will not turn into a huge crack that leaks profusely and floods your home. Daniels Plumbing is ready to help you correct small issues before they turn into big money pits. Lower the Temperature on Your Water Heater to 120 Degrees Turn down the temperature on your water heater to save 4% of your energy cost per each 10 degrees that you lower the thermostat. Even better, be sure to use the “vacation setting,” if you have one, on your water heater to keep from heating water unnecessarily during your absence. Use The Auto Shutoff On Your Washing Machine Often, the drain hose from your washing machine can dislodge from the drainage pipe, causing a massive flood almost immediately. Want to avoid this scenario? Your Washing Machine Flood Detector Auto Shutoff will sound an alarm automatically when even a small amount of water hits the floor and will turn off the washing machine to prevent further, damaging leaks. If your current model is not equipped with an Auto Shutoff, consider investing in a new model. Our experts at Daniels Plumbing can recommend great washing machines and help you install them as well! Invest in a Low-Consumption Toilet How much water does your household flush down the toilet each day? Too much! You lose gallons of water every time you press that small lever, so consider replacing your current toilet with a new, low-consumption model. Doing so could mean big financial savings in your home-owning future. Saving money where you can is a smart move for all homeowners and helps you put those funds into family vacations, retirement funds, and all the other aspects of your life that bring enjoyment and stability. Looking for more tips? Give us a call at Daniels Plumbing, serving Tomball, The Woodlands and the Greater Houston Area! We’re always ready to listen to your concerns and share our expertise! ...read more
By Daniels Plumbing April 12, 2017
When it comes to your home’s plumbing system, you want to make sure that everything is in top shape and working as well as it possibly can. If you are not careful, you could end up wasting hundreds of gallons of water each year on highly preventable situations – such as leaks – that will be very costly. Your plumbing makes up the core of your home. It transports water, an essential resource, and also makes sure that waste makes its way out of your home. However, plumbing systems do not keep themselves healthy and issue-free: homeowners like you do. Even if you are not the most handy do-it-yourselfer, there are certain steps that you can take in order to make sure that everything is running as smoothly as possible. You do not have to break the bank in order to have a top-notch plumbing system. We have compiled a list of plumbing tips that can help you save oodles of money and time. Regular Maintenance The best way to save money on expensive plumbing repairs is to avoid serious issues with routine maintenance. You can inspect your plumbing on a monthly basis by looking under your sinks and in your shower for leaks, drips, cracks, water pressure issues, slow drains, and temperature problems. Once identified, get to work on fixing them! Fixing plumbing issues when we notice them makes maintenance so vital. A small crack that barely leaks, when repaired, will not turn into a huge crack that leaks profusely and floods your home. Daniels Plumbing is ready to help you correct small issues before they turn into big money pits. Lower the Temperature on Your Water Heater to 120 Degrees Turn down the temperature on your water heater to save 4% of your energy cost per each 10 degrees that you lower the thermostat. Even better, be sure to use the “vacation setting,” if you have one, on your water heater to keep from heating water unnecessarily during your absence. Use The Auto Shutoff On Your Washing Machine Often, the drain hose from your washing machine can dislodge from the drainage pipe, causing a massive flood almost immediately. Want to avoid this scenario? Your Washing Machine Flood Detector Auto Shutoff will sound an alarm automatically when even a small amount of water hits the floor and will turn off the washing machine to prevent further, damaging leaks. If your current model is not equipped with an Auto Shutoff, consider investing in a new model. Our experts at Daniels Plumbing can recommend great washing machines and help you install them as well! Invest in a Low-Consumption Toilet How much water does your household flush down the toilet each day? Too much! You lose gallons of water every time you press that small lever, so consider replacing your current toilet with a new, low-consumption model. Doing so could mean big financial savings in your home-owning future. Saving money where you can is a smart move for all homeowners and helps you put those funds into family vacations, retirement funds, and all the other aspects of your life that bring enjoyment and stability. Looking for more tips? Give us a call at Daniels Plumbing, serving Tomball, The Woodlands and the Greater Houston Area! We’re always ready to listen to your concerns and share our expertise! ...read more
By Daniels Plumbing April 10, 2017
That plumbing deal that sounds too good to be true? It probably is. Plumbing scams are more common than most Houston Area homeowners would imagine; and they can result in more than simply an un-fixed problem or extra expense; they can actually make the problem worse. Beyond the most basic of problems, plumbing is a highly skilled and specialized area that requires a qualified professional to deal with it. That’s why some scammers are able to take advantage. Being aware of the main plumbing scams will help you avoid being the next victim. The different type of Scams Sub-standard Materials When fixing plumbing problems like damaged pipes, most home or business owners are prepared to pay for something that lasts well into the future. A plumber can tell you that they’re using the best materials like copper tubing or the latest piping and you may take them at their word, only to find out a year later that they scammed you. Your plumbing system is no place for using cheap alternatives. Don’t think twice about checking with your plumber what parts he intends to use and then checking the prices out online; and also check that what is used is what is on the invoice. Extra labor costs With larger jobs, some plumbers agree to do the work and, before long, you find a team of people in your house. Be careful that your plumber isn’t subcontracting out parts of the job and absolving himself of responsibility for the higher hourly rates that these sub-contractors may charge; or using two plumbers for a one-man job and charging extra. The deal you agree with the plumber should be all you pay – and it should be in writing. Inflated hourly rates If you live in an upmarket neighborhood then it is not uncommon for plumbers to artificially inflate their rate. The sports cars in the driveways and stylish 6-bedroom houses are often seen as a green light for silly hourly rates that are not charged elsewhere. A little research online should help you avoid this scam. Check out three or more local plumbers and gather quotes from them. “Low balling” quotes As you gather quotes, don’t fall prey to another common scam: providing verbal quotes that sound like great value but which never actually materialize. A plumber may visit your premises, make notes and say they’ll get back to you with a quote. They call and provide an attractively low estimate. Never accept a quote over the phone unless it is backed up in writing or you may find yourself with eye-watering invoice at the end of the job. Before any work begins make sure that both parties are in agreement about what will be paid and when. ...read more
By Daniels Plumbing November 03, 2015
If you are planning on starting a residential cleaning business, you will need to know how to set your rates in order for your business to be profitable. There are many different things that need to be factored in to determine the rates for each house that you are estimating. ...read more
Owning a business requires that you have a steady supply of loyal dependable customers. A cleaning business is no different you want to have a vast pool of customer, and what better customer to have than a government contract. However, getting a government contract is not an easy undertaking, but you ... ...read more