As summer approaches and temperatures begin to climb, many homeowners shift their focus to yard maintenance, gardening, and outdoor fun. However, one critical area that often goes unnoticed during this seasonal transition is the outdoor plumbing system.
The heat, combined with increased water usage, can put added stress on outdoor pipes, spigots, and irrigation systems—making it crucial to ensure everything is in top shape before the season hits full swing. Not to mention the fact that constant thawing and freezing can bend and rupture the pipes that connect water from your water line to the outdoor faucet.
Here are some ways to keep your plumbing in good shape.
