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A toilet isn’t supposed to make noise after it’s flushed. When you hear bubbling, gurgling, or a hollow glugging sound, that’s not personality. It’s pressure. And pressure inside a plumbing system usually means something is no longer flowing the way it should. In many...

When your home has no heat in the middle of winter, it’s more than uncomfortable. It’s urgent. Lubbock winters may not be brutal every day, but when temperatures drop, a heating system failure can turn serious fast. If your furnace or heat pump isn’t producing heat,...

The last three weeks of December decide whether many Lubbock businesses begin January by counting profits or calculating losses. Holiday shoppers pour into boutiques, restaurant tables turn faster than fry baskets, and year-end projects keep office lights glowing long...

The week before Thanksgiving is when kitchens fire up early, guest rooms fill, and grocery lists eclipse term papers. November on the South Plains can also drop a forty-degree swing between sunrise and sunset, putting water heaters, furnaces, and every threaded...

December arrives in Lubbock with bright holiday lights, cotton field dust swirling in north winds, and temperature swings that can drop thirty degrees between a Saturday parade and the Sunday sunrise. Those rapid changes push water heaters, exterior faucets, and...

October in Lubbock feels like a gentle lull between extremes. Afternoons still flirt with short-sleeved warmth, yet the sun sets earlier, and the first hint of chill creeps across the Caprock. Most residents remember at least one Halloween when the temperature plunged...

Texas Tech’s homecoming turns the Depot District and Broadway corridor into a sea of crimson and black. Alumni flood their favorite barbecue joints, students cram into late-night pizza spots, and visiting parents queue for Sunday brunch before the drive home. A single...

September in Lubbock always feels like a fresh start. Classrooms refill, Texas Tech fans crowd Jones AT, and the South Plains Fair paints the midway with lights and cotton-candy steam. Behind the festivities, our weather begins its annual tug-of-war, shifting from...

When Raider Alley lights up and thousands of fans stream toward Jones AT&T Stadium, campus-area kitchens, bars, and retail counters experience a surge no other weekend can match. During that four-hour window, the restrooms never close, dishwasher racks spin...

August in West Texas always feels like a whistle at kickoff. One moment, families are lingering in late summer sun, the next they are hunting backpacks and printing bus schedules. Those first hectic mornings work best when every faucet cooperates and every shower...

When a pipe bursts or a drain backs up in the middle of a busy day, the last thing any business owner wants is to get stuck on hold or wait hours for a technician to be dispatched from out of town. That’s why more Lubbock businesses are choosing BTAC. We’re not based...

In the heat of a Lubbock summer, every drop of water counts. That’s why keeping an eye on your home’s plumbing is more important than ever. Small issues that seem harmless, like a drip or a slight drop in pressure, can quietly waste water, increase your bills, and...