John Burns Plumbing

John Burns Plumbing - located in Morganton, NC - has over 40+ years of experience. We proudly serve Morganton, Hickory, Marion - Burke County, Catawba County, and McDowell County. Burns has efficiently repaired a couple of plumbing issues and replaced my downstairs toilet, as I originally requested. He's efficient, knows his trade, and a pleasure to be around. John, the owner of John M Burns Plumbing Heating & Air Conditioning is always a pleasure to deal with. Friendly and professional 100%. I would recommend John M Burns Plumbing Heating & Air Conditioning for anyone in the need of a plumbing contractor in the Morganton, NC area.

My name is Moen, as you can tell I am the plumbers pup, I am the handsome one on the left side. My brother Bodee is on right and has not learned to use the computer yet, and besides his paws are too big. We are now fully into winter and boy is it cold. Nothing worse than hearing water gushing and finding your water froze in the pipe and you now have Lake Champlain in your kitchen. Easy way to make sure that does not happen. Open your kitchen and bathroom cabinets so you have warm air circulating by the pipes, next open the faucet to a drip, this will prevent the freezing of the water.

Bodee here, the plumbers pup. I've been drinking my lattes while loading up the van with new faucets and toilets. If you are thinking of selling your house or even upgrading your fixtures, now is the time to do it. Ask any realtor, the first thing a buyer looks at is the kitchen and the bathrooms, of course the handsome dog helps too. The home improvement stores are having sales on all these items. New styles and attractive finishes for every decor. Faucets that have pull out handles which makes it easier to clean your pots and larger items.

Hi, I'm Bodee, the plumbers pup and I want to share some really important information about anode rods, wait one minute while I chew on a his sock, he has a lot of holey socks, hee, hee. So you are thinking, what is an anode rod and why should I care. Well the average life of an anode rod in a water heater is 5 years. The anode rod is sacrificial, it allows for the corrosive action of the hot water to adhere to it, and that can be significant, because corrosiveness doubles every 10 degree temperature rise.