Tina B asked:


Trying to change the tub spout and the old pipe is to short so I need to put in a new pipe, but the freakin’ thing won’t unscrew. It is so tight I’m afraid I’m going to break it all. Please help me

Jesus

alkotaphi asked:


We are in the process of partnering with Culligan Water Products. We have been in business for 23 years as a plumbing and heating contractor. As the franchise works out we would have to use seperate trucks but the same employees. My question is if a Culligan man was in your home and he knew what he was talking about in reference to heating service work that needed to be peformed on your home heating system would you take his advice? Or would you blow it off because after all he is wearing a Culligan shirt?
We are a licensed, bonded, and insured plumbing and heating contractor. We have 7, 2 card carrying journeymen plumbing and heating technicians.

Nellie

Davie7 asked:


I live in a apartment in nyc and I had a leaky shower. I informed my landlord who sent a plumber. The plumber informed me I needed to buy the part to repair the shower. It cost about 65 dollars. I was wondering is the landlord suppose to cover the 65 dollars? Can I withhold it from the rent?

Harold

L Z asked:


By chance, will homeowners insurance cover emergency or vital plumbing repairs?

Douglas

Rose D asked:


I manage 67 apartment units and have all janitorial/housekeeping issues covered, but I’d like to contract out for the mechanical repairs. Any suggestions on how to do that so there won’t be surprises when the bills come? I’m thinking there would be a need for multiple contractors to handle specialized repairs (i.e. plumbing, electrical, etc.)

Chad