Defined by fountains and shaped by rivers, Kansas City has always been deeply linked to water. In this 3-part blog we will explore Kansas City’s unique history through three of its major floods: The Great Floods of 1903, 1951, and 1993. But before we dive into the 20th century, let’s talk about the formation of […]
Spring Plumbing Checklist
Spring Cleaning is right around the corner! While you’re getting the house in order, make sure your plumbing’s up to par with our top tips for routine plumbing maintenance this spring. 1. Pipes Inspect all indoor pipes and faucets for any visible signs of plumbing damage over the winter season. 2. Water Heater Make sure […]
Drain Cleaning vs. Drain Clearing
Although the two are commonly seen as synonymous, drain clearing and drain cleaning have two distinct meanings in the plumbing world. Drain Clearing Drain Cleaning Clearing should only be seen as a quick fix in preparation for longer term solutions like an annual cleaning, repair, or jetting. And remember – more money up front will […]
5 Common Winter Plumbing Problems
Winter is here which means snowfalls, early sunsets and cold temperatures. Although the snowflakes and holiday traditions can make winter a magical season, it can also wreak havoc on your home! Take a proactive approach to protecting your home this season from these 5 common plumbing problems.
The Manifesto Experience
Speakeasy: “An illicit liquor store or nightclub.” The prohibition-like speakeasy has made its resurgence over the last several years, popping up all over urban areas across the country. Of course Kansas City joined this movement with gusto, opening up several in the downtown area. One that has received attention is Manifesto, connected somewhat to the […]
Kansas City’s Vault of Knowledge
Kansas City’s downtown revival is a source of pride. The Kansas City Public Library’s Central Library, located at 10th and Baltimore, is its literary focal point. The former bank building is an architectural marvel and a community hub. Jonathan Kemper, library board president, envisioned repurposing the building. In 2004, after extensive restoration, the library relocated. […]