I am the handyman for an individaul who is not getting hot water in a few spots in his house. also has water softener that is not working correctly. i want someone knowledgable in these areas to come give an estimate on repairs and will be dealing with me directly. bayway isles is the location and need free estimate. any time after 3:30 is great..thanks!
Steven J
My garbage disposal is making a humming noise but is not working. I tried to set the reset button but it did not help. I also tried to see if something was in the disposal that could be prevening the blades from spnning and there does not seem to be anything in the upper portion. Everything in my condo is brand new so the garbage disposal should not need to be replaced. Thank you.
Christie H
Most people don't think of plumbing repairs, until they are right in the middle of a leaky toilet or clogged sink scenario, and need emergency help quickly. A reliable plumber is the only one you can trust to perform permanent repairs of your toilet, sink, tub or other plumbing fixtures, but you can make a few simple emergency plumbing repairs yourself. If you have an overflowing toilet, first use the shut off valve to stop water supply to the toilet. If you can't find the shut off valve, simply turn off the main water supply. Use a plunger to remove the obstruction in the toilet. For plumbing faucet repairs, unscrew the faucet, and look for damaged washers or valves inside. If these are damaged, replace them, and get a plumber to fix your leaky faucet.
To clear a clogged sink, use your trusty plunger to clear the blockage. Plungers are actually very effective and handy home plumbing repair tools, but most people use them improperly. The goal is to create as much suction as possible to remove the obstruction. Some of the most common repairs involved in bathroom plumbing are unclogging shower drains. First, remove the cover of your drain, and using your flashlight look for any visible signs of obstruction. If you see something, take a straightened wire coat hanger, and use the hook to fish out the clog. If the hanger doesn't work, use a small plunger, and if this doesn't work either, use a plumber's snake. Simply insert the snake down the drain until you reach the clog. Turn the handle clockwise to enable the hook to grab the blockage, and pull it out.
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