Plumbing Tips & Updates From CKV Plumbing

Practical advice from licensed Vermont plumbers on leaks, drains, water heaters, and keeping your home protected.

Slab Leak Warning Signs Every Vermont Homeowner Should Know15Oct, 2026
By Aaron Mitchell

Slab Leak Warning Signs Every Vermont Homeowner Should Know

Many Vermont homes sit on concrete slabs with water lines buried underneath. Here is how to catch a slab leak early.

How to Protect Your Pipes Before the Next Vermont Freeze6Oct, 2026
By Andrew Blake

How to Protect Your Pipes Before the Next Vermont Freeze

Don't let the next Vermont freeze catch you off guard, prepare your pipes now and avoid expensive damage.

Hard Water in Vermont: When a Water Softener Pays for Itself27Sep, 2026
By Maria Delgado

Hard Water in Vermont: When a Water Softener Pays for Itself

White crust on faucets is the visible part. Here is what hard water does inside your plumbing and when softening makes sense.

Tankless vs. Tank Water Heaters: What Works Best in Vermont18Sep, 2026
By Travis Baines

Tankless vs. Tank Water Heaters: What Works Best in Vermont

Choosing between tankless and tank water heaters can be tough, so let's break down what works best here in Vermont.

Kitchen Sink Backups: Causes, Prevention and Quick Solutions9Sep, 2026
By Dana Whitfield

Kitchen Sink Backups: Causes, Prevention and Quick Solutions

Don't let a clogged kitchen sink ruin your day. Learn why they happen and what to do.

Underground Pipe Damage: Common Causes and Modern Repair Solutions31Aug, 2026
By Luis Ortega

Underground Pipe Damage: Common Causes and Modern Repair Solutions

Buried water and sewer lines face roots, rocky ground and shifting soil. Modern trenchless methods can fix them without trenching the whole yard.

Hydro Jetting vs. Snaking: Which Drain Cleaning Method Do You Need?22Aug, 2026
By Aaron Mitchell

Hydro Jetting vs. Snaking: Which Drain Cleaning Method Do You Need?

A drain snake and a hydro jetter solve different problems. Here is how to tell which one your clogged line really needs.

Why a Sewer Camera Inspection Belongs on Every Vermont Home Inspection13Aug, 2026
By Andrew Blake

Why a Sewer Camera Inspection Belongs on Every Vermont Home Inspection

Don't overlook the hidden pipes when buying a home in Vermont. A sewer camera inspection is a vital part of any thorough home inspection.

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