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I can help with most questions about residential plumbing problems including septic systems, and some questions about irrigation. I have no experience with commercial installations or codes.
I have been a sole-proprietor service plumber in two small towns north of Phoenix Arizona for 26 years.
I had a monthly column in the United Steelworkers of America, local 1033, newsletter 1978 to 1982. I wrote an article for "The Theosophist" in 1977. I've written dozens of letters to the editor in many newspapers.
High school and three years of college. My step-father, having worked 40 years in the plumbing trade in Chicago, taught me for two years. The rest has been hands-on experience.
Many hundreds of good people in Cave Creek and Carefree Arizona
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Dear Shirley, Isn't it a kick when a plumbing problem just stops all by itself? I loved that! So let me get this straight, you used the shower and you said you left the diverter open for 3 hours
Dear Mohammed, Is this a pipe outside or inside the house? And you don't know where the pipe begins? This is hard for me to visualize from your question. I'm assuming you found a water pipe and you
Dear Shirley, I'm glad you posed you answer as a new question, otherwise I can't respond, the way this site is designed. Frustrating sometimes when a questioner makes a comment later and I can't get back
Dear Shirley, I'd bet you have a trusty old Price Pfister fixture. Virtually indestructable! Too bad all the newer fixtures aren't built like this one was. I have a hunch the screw is either loose
Dear Melinda, That's a first! I've never seen a water heater hooked up with rubber hoses. If they are hoses like the ones used for washing machines they would probably be OK because those are made
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