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Are you wondering, “where is my water meter?” Finding your water meter can be very helpful, especially if you are trying to find a water leak. In your typical Florida neighborhood, the water meter is located by the curb or sidewalk in front of your home. Sometimes the water meter can be hard to find if …
Hydro jetting has been around for quite some time, but if you aren’t familiar with it, you may be wondering, “What is hydro jetting?” In this post, we’ll do our best to explain what hydro jetting is and why you might want to consider requesting it for your home or business.The Basics of Hydro JettingHydro jetting …
In this article we’re going to show you how to find a water leak. According to the EPA, 10% of homes have a water leak that wastes up to 90 gallons of water per day. That’s a lot of wasted water and a lot of wasted money. Even if you have a dripping faucet, that can …
Curious about the bidet? In light of the COVID-19 pandemic, many of us found our toilet paper supplies running short. For some strange reason people felt obligated to buy a years worth of toilet paper. Even though symptoms of the coronavirus don’t include diarrhea, apparently the worse case scenario of the pandemic for many people …
If you have polybutylene pipes in your home, you’ve had a slab leak, or you’ve had multiple leaking pipes, then a whole house repipe is probably in your future. Naturally, you’re wondering, “How much does it cost to repipe a house?”. We’ll be talking about the price of a repipe in this post.Average Cost To Repipe …
PEX vs copper pipe, which is best? For years copper was the obvious pipe of choice. However, PEX pipe is rapidly becoming the winner for whole house repipes. At Pro-Tech, we normally recommend PEX pipe for your whole house repipe. And in the rest of this post, we’ll give you 3 reasons why we think PEX …
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Should you use drano in your clogged pipes? Many people pour chemical drain cleaner down their pipes without a second thought. But if you are currently dealing with a clogged toilet, sink or shower drain, then you should think again before you grab the drano. Hector and George discuss how drano can cause serious problems if used again …
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