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4 Questions to Consider Before Converting to a Tankless Water Heater

Posted on July 15, 2015

Water heaters are the 2nd highest energy consuming appliance, and represent nearly ¼ of a home’s energy expenses. Every family requires hot water to cook, clean, bathe, launder clothes and much more, so naturally this puts great demand on a water heater. Although they’re typically regarded as an out of sight, out of mind convenience, most water heaters run 24/7 and do require attention to ensure performance and efficiency. Whether ...Read More

Preparing for Vacation? Don’t Forget Your Home

Posted on July 1, 2015

R.J. Tilley's mission this summer is to teach residents about making their homes vacation ready.Water damage is one of the most common and costly disasters to come home to. With even an 1/8 inch crack in your pipe it can release up to 250 gallons of water per day. We have a few tips to get you on the road to a vacation ready home. (more…)

How Much Does it Cost to Repair a Sewer Line in Richmond, Virginia?

Posted on March 19, 2015

When the sewer line fails, at a minimum, you’re in for a major inconvenience, and at the worst, you’ll have a smelly mess in your yard or a sewage backup in your house. Sewer lines are one of the most crucial parts of your household plumbing system. Without a properly flowing sewer line, you could have waste and sewage back up into your house causing a huge mess or even ...Read More

Organizing Your Bathroom

Posted on January 12, 2015

It feels so good to walk in a clean organized bathroom. What a way to start your day! If you feel overwhelmed in your bathroom because it is cluttered or disorganized, it can impact how you start your day. How many times have you been in a rush to get ready in the morning and can't find what you're looking for? It causes unnecessary stress and chaos if your bathroom isn't ...Read More

Top 10 Tips for Choosing Shower Tile by HOUZZ

Posted on April 10, 2014

Many factors come into play in choosing the perfect shower tile, and often the shower's design will dictate the type of tile that can or should be used. 1. Use smaller tiles on curves. Depending on your shower bench design, you may need smaller tiles to handle the curves. Smaller tiles handle curves much better. By having the tile onsite before the shower's bench is designed, the angle of the ...Read More

The Kohler Experience by Lisa Kazelskis

Posted on March 19, 2014

I recently had the opportunity to visit the Kohler Experience in Kohler, Wisconsin. I had three fun days learning all about Kohler and Sterling products. (more…)

Richmond Home & Garden Show

Posted on February 26, 2014

Visit R.J. Tilley's booth at Richmond's Largest Home and Garden show. Meet our team of designers that will help you plan the kitchen or bathroom of your dreams! Also Come see and enter to win the New Moxie Showerhead It plays your music from any blue tooth capable devise while you're taking a shower or getting ready in the morning! Visit R.J. Tilley's facebook page to see the new Moxie showerhead video. ...Read More

Moxie Showerhead!

Posted on February 10, 2014

The New Moxie Showerhead! It plays your music from any blue tooth capable devise while you're taking a shower or getting ready in the morning! Visit R.J. Tilley's facebook page to see the new Moxie showerhead video. Or Visit us in person at the Richmond Home & Garden Show February 28th - March 2nd for your chance to see it in person and to win this latest technology! We are giving one away ...Read More

Feel the Music Experience the VibrAcoustic Bath

Posted on February 10, 2014

Music moves us. It drives us. It is an undeniable force resonating throughout our lives. VibrAcoustic technology brings the transformative power of music into the bathroom, combining music with water for a bathing experience like no other. With VibrAcoustic technology, you can play your favorite music, news, podcasts and more through your bath. Just plug in your smart phone, tablet or MP3 player or stream wirelessly via Bluetooth®*. What will ...Read More

Winterize uninsulated pipes

Posted on December 3, 2013

Exposed Pipes that pass through unheated spaces, such as unfinished basements, can freeze and burst in cold weather. To avoid a disaster, wrap the metal with fiberglass insulation or premolded foam-rubber sleeves, sealing the corners to ensure coverage, especially on vulnerable elbows. Also close vents around the outside of your home in the winter and open them backup in the warm spring. If you need help insulating your pipes ...Read More