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By Steve, on June 26th, 2011

I recently had a situation with a sewer main replacement (a partial replacement actually) pop up, so I thought I would tell you the story, and see if maybe it will help others to make good decisions when faced with similar circumstances. Out of all the types of . . . → Read More:
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By Steve, on October 18th, 2010
 Hello again. In the interest of saving you, the homeowner, a little more money, I thought I would dedicate this article to some plumbing maintenance tips. Obviously the best way to save money on emergency plumbing repairs is to do your best to eliminate them altogether. While that is not always possible, . . . → Read More:
By Steve, on August 10th, 2010
 A slab leak can be one of the more frightening experiences a homeowner has to deal with when it comes to emergency plumbing problems. Actually, that is a bit of a misstatement, because they aren’t usually an emergency at all, although they are often thought of as one.
Quite often . . . → Read More:
By Steve, on March 23rd, 2010
 In my last article I touched on what constitutes emergency plumbing.
In this article, I would like to approach emergency plumbing from a different angle. Today I would like to discuss some of the most common plumbing emergencies, and what you can do to sort of stem the flow . . . → Read More:
By Steve, on February 15th, 2010
 The question of what constitutes emergency plumbing is an interesting one. It is also important for a number of reasons. Let’s start with the most broad definition, and its application.
Here in California we have a law that states that any time someone comes to your home to sell you . . . → Read More:
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