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Notes from the plumbing side of the house
Practical notes on pipes, drains, water heaters and what a Florida home asks of them.
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Practical notes on pipes, drains, water heaters and the Florida homes they serve.
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What you will find here
Short notes for the person standing in the wet kitchen.
These notes cover the questions plumbers hear most: what to do in the first minutes of a leak, how to tell a clogged fixture from a clogged main line, when a water heater is at the end of its life, and how to look for a leak you cannot see.
They are general advice for homes in Haverhill and across Palm Beach County, written in plain words. They are not a substitute for a plumber looking at the problem, and if water is running the right move is to shut off the main valve and call (561) 979-4616.
New notes appear above as they are published. Until then, the service pages and the questions page already say what to do before a plumber arrives.
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