How it all began: a local plumber breaks down the history of plumbing
Plumbing is without a doubt one of society’s greatest inventions. Modern plumbing has been the catalyst for improved public cleanliness and, by extension, public health. Not to mention, it’s just plain convenient! But even with its importance to our day-to-day lives,...
How to save water: lower water usage in the home. Learn from a Mitcham plumber.
In a conversation with a Mitcham plumber, we talked about some of the stuff we learned in science class. One of the things we learn is that water covers 71% of the Earth. At first glance, you would think that’s a lot of water, but in reality, only 3% of that is fresh...
Save water with these water-efficient appliances and fixtures
Here at H2-Pro, we strongly encourage everyone to practice water conservation. Melbourne can get pretty hot and dry during summer, and our water resources can dip. Water efficiency can be achieved by using improved technology that will allow you to use less water...
Punching Above Our Weight
Did you know that your plumber—that would be us— is the winner of not one but two awards? That’s right. We are the current reigning champions of Manningham Business of the Year and we also won Manningham Professional Services of the Year.
Around 40 businesses entered these awards so we are very proud of our achievement. As our reign is coming to an end in the next couple of months we would like to let you know some of the things we have been doing this year.
Stormy Waters
As we move into the colder months and heavy rainfall becomes more frequent, it’s good time to ensure that your storm water drains can handle the load.
Storm water drains are more susceptible to blocking up than sewers as they can be exposed to silt, leaves and tree root build up without us knowing. Generally we know if our sewer is blocked straight away as our toilet may not flush away properly or our shower will back up. In the case of storm water we usually only notice in heavy downpours as partially or fully blocked drains aren’t capable of ridding water from areas such as channel and grate drains, pits or gutters.