There’s a wonderful sense of well-being you get when you tackle things that go wrong or break in your home. It breaks, you fix it and most of the time, you show it off to your partner. “Look at what I did, I deserve a monument built after me, aren’t you proud?”. It feels so good that you even decide to look over the “Honey Do List”. What did you get yourself into? When did all this break? You start thinking to yourself, “Is she just coming up with things for me to do?” No, your partner isn’t just adding things on that list, you’ve just let it pile up. Now let’s find a solution for your problem. Unless you’re handy or a professional, call someone to help you.

It’s perfectly OK to call for help.

“13 million serious injuries and 55,000 accidental deaths occur every year due to home improvement accidents”

When to Call a Plumber

Water Supply Lines

Sewage Backups

Drain Clog

Water Heater

Pump Installation

Leaks in Walls

When to Call an Electrician

Frequent Circuit Tripping

Light Switch is Warm to Touch

Lights Flicker

Damaged Wires

Burning Smell

When to Call a Roofer

Leak in Ceiling

Shingles Missing

Damaged Flashing

Moss Covered Roof

If A Tree Fell On Your Roof(ouch)

Old Age

I’m sure after looking over “when you should call a licensed professional” it eliminates most of the things on the Honey Do List. Don’t worry, it’s the thought that counts. Just be glad someone is going to take care of it.

Plumbing Fact:

The typical person visits the toilet 6 to 8 times a day or 2,500 times a year, spending three years of their life on the toilet.