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Shower Installations
Unless you have a background in bathroom plumbing installations, you probably will not and should not do a shower installation yourself. A shower installation can be quite complex and can involve making remodeling changes and other variations to your bathroom. Professional installation by experts makes a lot of sense to avoid potential issues.
Hiring a professional can save you time and money.
By hiring a professional company like Putman & Son’s Plumbing for your shower installation, you can save both time and money and avoid potential pitfalls and problems. Trying to install a shower on your own can end up extending the project much further than you would like, and it may end up requiring a professional’s assistance anyway. Contact Putman & Son’s Plumbing for a free quote. To learn more about Putman & Son’s Plumbing, please visit our website.
We Wish You All The Best in 2017!
From our family to yours, we wish you all the best in 2017!
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What to Do If You Have a Leaky Pipe
If you have experienced a leaky pipe in your home, you know how difficult and inconvenient it can be. Leaky pipes can cause water damage quickly. Some homeowners do not even catch the leak until extensive damage has already been done. Repairs from a professional plumbing company can protect your home from further water damage and ensure that your plumbing system works properly.
Whether you have a major leak or a minor leak, Putman & Son’s Plumbing will effectively fix the problem by replacing a section of damaged pipe or patching the pipe. Leak detection equipment may be used in order to determine the exact source of the leak. Our high-tech equipment can even find leaky pipes that are beneath floorboards.
As soon as you notice an indication of water damage in your home, call one of our knowledgeable master plumbers for an inspection. We can deal with any type of pipe repair that you may need. Our team of plumbing experts has the experience, tools and understanding to fix all of your plumbing problems. Contact us at our 24/7 emergency hotline.
Season’s Greetings!
We are grateful to have you as a customer and look forward to serving you in the future. We hope that your holiday season is filled with joy, happiness, family and friends.
Tips to Prevent Plumbing Problems during the Holidays
The holidays are one of the most common times for plumbing problems to sprout up. The days after Thanksgiving are some of the busiest days in the year for plumbers. To avoid plumbing issues in your home, it is helpful to take a few preventative steps and be aware of what exactly can cause problems to sprout up during the holidays.
Never pour oil down the kitchen sink or other drain.
Although you may have excess oil waste from cooking during the holidays, it is important to never pour oil down your drain or your kitchen sink. Disposing oil down your drain can easily cause a drain to clog and totally block your plumbing system. Oil and grease can be allowed to congeal in a container and then disposed of in the trash or any receptacle in your area that is marked for cooking oil disposal.
Be careful of what you put in the garbage disposal.
Your garbage disposal can only dispose of certain food items; other items can cause it to clog or break down. You should avoid putting any grease or oil down the disposal, along with egg shells and any non-food items. Fibrous foods like potato peels, celery, asparagus, onion skins and others have fibers that can wrap around the blades of the disposal and affect the functioning of the motor.
Be conscientious of hot water use.
With more people in your home, the availability of hot water can quickly start to dwindle. Be careful of using washing machines and other appliances, so that you are not competing for hot water with the shower. Check back on our blog for more tips or call us 24/7 if you have any plumbing problems at all during the holidays.