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Choosing a Plumber

Putman Choosing a Plumber

Are you about to start new construction, re-modeling or have a home or business repair that requires a plumber? Are you not sure where to turn to find a good plumber in your area that you can trust? If yes, then you should consider the below essential tips before hiring a plumbing service.

  • Licensed, Bonded and Insured
  • Reputation and Longevity
  • Plumbing Estimates
  • Warranties and Maintenance Agreements
  • Timelines for Delivery of Parts and Completion of Service
  • White Glove Cleanup
  • Handles 24/7 Emergencies

Selecting the right plumbing company takes much of the worry out of your repair needs. Big plumbing jobs can cause do-it-yourselfers hassle and often leads to loss of both time and money. A great plumbing service empowers confidence in you that the work will be done correctly, on time and within budget. Putman & Son’s Plumbing has been doing just this since 1985. Contact us 24/7 at (248) 652-0990 for all of your plumbing needs.

What Is Backflow and Why Do You Need Backflow Testing?

Putman Backflow and Backflow Testing

Backflow is when there is a reversal of flow of nonpotable water contaminating and polluting the drinking water and city water of the potable water system.

Backflow prevention devices are installed to protect people and property from harm by preventing contaminates from entering the pipeline and making drinking water hazardous. Like any mechanical device, it may fail due to wear and tear and needs to be tested with calibrated gauge equipment by a certified specialist yearly to make sure it is maintained and functioning properly.

Call Putman & Son’s Plumbing at (248) 652-0990 to learn more or to schedule an appointment with one of our certified specialists.

 

The Hidden Danger Under Your Sink

plumbing hidden danger under sink

We often use space under kitchen and bathroom sinks as a storage area. We are constantly grabbing items and shoving them back into this “storage area” not taking much care in the process. We end up accidentally banging items into the under sink pipes. As these pipes are being knocked about, they are suspect to becoming loose and springing a leak.

If you notice a pipe that is loose, usually tightening the affected area will solve your problem. In the case of more extensive damage including a hole in a piece of pipe that is causing leakage, the pipe may need to be replaced. Being aware and mindful of your under sink pipes will greatly reduce your chance of having problems. If you do need assistance, contact Putman & Son’s Plumbing at (248) 652-0990, we are glad to help.

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