You probably think about your plumbing only when something goes wrong. A slow drain here, a strange gurgling sound there.

Inspectors found serious violations at about 40 bars, restaurants, schools, hotels and other eating places in the first half of January.

Most homeowners discover devastating pipe damage days after a freeze ends, but those who know what to look for in the ...

Your pipes might survive freezing in the winter, but when things start to warm up the danger may not be over. Here's what you ...

Pipes are considered at risk once outdoor air drops below 32°F, because unheated pockets of a home can chill a line to the ...

Bidets once were considered an oddity in American homes. But they're becoming increasingly common as more people seek a ...

∎ In the kitchen under a prep table, a large tray storing dishware and tools was observed, filled with stagnant water for an ...

NJ Transit bus, light rail and Access Link will operate on regular weekday schedules on Tuesday, the agency announced Monday ...

They're invisible, indestructible, and recent studies show they're inside all of us. PFAS, perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances, commonly known as forever chemicals. They don’t break down ...

Pipes freeze when the water inside them drops below 32 degrees, causing it to expand and exert pressure on the pipe. That ...

Let faucets drip: Running a slow trickle of water can keep pipes from freezing. The flowing water brings warmer water into ...