By Steve, on January 8th, 2010
Diagnosing an upstairs plumbing leak can actually be a lot trickier than a lot of people may think. In fact, when I worked for Allstar Plumbing, one of the questions we asked every potential employee during the interview process was how to properly perform this diagnosis. Even when making the scenario fairly simple, almost everyone got it wrong. Here is the scenario that we gave:
“A home owner calls you out because they have a wet spot in their ceiling directly below the upstairs tub/shower. It’s getting worse over time. To make the scenario easier, we will eliminate the possibility of the leak coming from the toilet or lavatory sink. We will focus on the tub/shower combo.
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By Steve, on November 21st, 2009
Hello again! In my last plumbing info article, I talked about the two different types of plumbers and the pluses and minuses of using each. I also revealed my opinion on the best kind to go for to deal with most plumbing issues. In this article, I am going to tell you how to make sure you are getting the best value for your plumbing dollar.
This article is going to focus almost entirely on up-sellers. These are complete plumbers, and the true plumbing professionals will be in this group. There are a LOT of impostors though, so I want you to know how to tell the difference. You want a professional working on your plumbing.
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By Steve, on November 18th, 2009
Hello, Steve here. Welcome to Plumbing Info.org. If you don’t know who I am yet, you may want to read my “About Me” page before reading further.
So, I guess the question is: why does this website exist?
Well, you can relax, because, unlike 99.9% of the websites on the net, I am NOT trying to sell you something. You will find no affiliate links anywhere on this site. The ONLY way I can make a penny off this website is if:
- You choose to click on one of the sponsored links
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Now that that’s over, let’s get down to plumbing!
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By Steve, on November 16th, 2009
If you are planning on getting plumbing work done, or just have plumbing related questions, I am glad you found this site! I have over 15 years of extensive, residential and commercial new construction, remodel, and service plumbing experience, and I built this site to pass the knowledge from that experience . . . → Read More: