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I need a washer and dryer relocated. Specifically, I need the washer plumbed and the dryer vent set-up through the foundation in a different place.
Keith C
I have a Reverse Osmosis Kit that I’m trying to plumb into the house. The main objective is to use the R/O water as a supply to my salt water aquarium. The secondary objective would be to pipe a secondary line to the kitchen sink. I already have a water filter on my refrigerator so the kitchen sink is not important. Considerations: 1.)Whether or not to use a saddle valve on a cold water supply line or to use another method based off of the latest building codes. 2.)Providing sufficient thermal coating or pipe sleeves to protect R/O plastic water source hoses from freezing in the crawl space under the house. 3.)Installing a stop valve above deck in the living room close to the R/O unit for maintenance periods.
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Cleveland, Ohio
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Plumbing Pipe Leak
Plumbing leaks are one of the most common home plumbing problems you'll find. These can range from simple pipe joint leaks that don't cause much damage, to major leaks that can ultimately end in a burst pipe or flooding. To fix a leak, the first thing you have to do is find out what kind of a leak it is. A leak in a pipe is very often the result of a corroded pipe. In such cases, it's best to replace the section all together instead of merely using a patch to stop the leak. In the case of a leaky joint, just tightening the joint will suffice.
There are several methods you can use to stop a leak till plumbing help arrives. Use epoxy paste to stop the leak, or buy a patch kit from your local hardware store. You can also use a water proof tape wrapping around the leak to temporarily fix the leak. Special compound sticks that have to be rubbed over the hole to stop the leak can work on small leak problems.
All these however are only temporary solutions. You can expect the leak to begin again either at the same spot or at another section of the pipe. To detect a water leak in your house, look for damp patches on the walls and ceilings. It's not necessary that the damp patch is seen at the exact spot where the leak occurs. Water can travel through a leaking pipe for some distance before it shows up on your ceiling or wall. To fix a leaking pipe permanently, trust a professional pipe leak detection and repair service. These experts come with professional leak detection equipment that helps them locate the exact source of the leak. Rely on us to help you find pipe leak repair specialists in Cleveland. Our system works to connect you with expert plumbers quickly and safely.