Steve Moore

Picture of Steve Moore

Steve Moore

Steve Moore is a home services industry expert with over five years of hands-on experience working alongside plumbing, HVAC, and electrical companies across the Northeast, from small-town crews in Vermont to fast-paced operations in Boston and Philadelphia. Specializing in helping contractors grow, market, and systemize their businesses, Steve has gained deep insight into what truly matters to homeowners when something breaks: fast answers, trustworthy guidance, and clear steps to fix the issue. Plumbing Sniper was created to make plumbing problems less overwhelming for everyday homeowners. Whether you're dealing with a leaky pipe, strange noises from your water heater, or trying to avoid shady service calls, this blog delivers practical, easy-to-understand advice. While Steve isn’t a licensed technician, his content is shaped by hundreds of real conversations with industry pros and homeowners alike. His mission is simple: to break down complex issues into straight-talking, no-fluff guidance you can actually use, saving you time, stress, and money.

Do This If You Ever Smell a Sewer Gas Smell in Your House

A pungent sewage smell in your house is not something you can postpone fixing. There...

7 Home Maintenance Tasks You Should Do Every Year

Embarking on the journey of homeownership is a profound and fulfilling experience, but it demands...

Weak Airflow From AC Vents? Why and What to Do

If your air conditioner (which had a strong airflow in the past) has a weak...

Why Your AC is Making Noises and How to Fix It

Unusual noises coming from your air conditioning (AC) unit can be unsettling and may indicate...

Are AC Covers Necessary in Winter? Any Alternative?

When cold weather hits, many homeowners wonder whether they should cover their air conditioner during...

Best Way to Clean AC Condenser/Outside Coil

Cleaning your AC condenser (also known as outside unit/coil) can help the unit cool your...

AC Won’t Turn On? Why and What to Do

The reasons for an AC not turning on are problems with the thermostat, tripped breaker,...

11 Signs/Symptoms of a Blown/Bad AC Capacitor

When capacitors go bad, their ability to store charge reduces significantly. As a result, the...

How to Quickly and Safely Discharge AC Capacitor

Discharging an AC capacitor is a critical safety step before attempting any maintenance or replacement...

What are Dual Run Capacitors? A detailed Guide

Dual run capacitors are essential components in many air conditioning and HVAC systems. They serve...