i don't know what to do with my new bathroom. Aways when i come in i see water on the floor. I don't know where it comes from. Anybody know a good plumbing service?
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i don't know what to do with my new bathroom. Aways when i come in i see water on the floor. I don't know where it comes from. Anybody know a good plumbing service?
In my opinion this is a very strange problem. Do you have a toilet and a shower in the bathroom, or do you have only one thing? I just think it will help me understand what your problem is and how to help you. Perhaps you can do without the services of a plumber.
Yes, a familiar problem. I always have water on the floor in my basement. I don't understand why and where it comes from. Already 2-3 years water in the basement. Many write that this is due to the fact that I have problems with the sewage system with pipes, etc. But I have not yet called a plumber.
Okay, I'll ask you initially, do you know at least a little in the sewers and pipes? Because if not, then most likely you should not try to solve the problem yourself, because even if I explain to you what the problem is, you most likely will not be able to understand what it really is and how to solve it. I suggest calling your nearest plumber center. If you are afraid that a poor quality and very expensive service will come across, then I can advise you a very good and high quality service of emergency plumber Vallejo who I think can help you with your problem. Write to me how everything goes. I'm just curious to know what your problem was. Have a nice day!Quote:
Originally Posted by Demixl
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It can be quite a headache to deal with unexpected plumbing problems. I went through a similar situation not too long ago when I moved into my place. Water on the floor can really put a damper on your day!
In my case, I had an excellent experience with an emergency plumber in NYC. They were super responsive and professional. What I appreciated most was their attention to detail in diagnosing the problem. It turned out to be a minor leak that was causing the water on the floor.I'd recommend giving them a call. They were more than willing to help, and they didn't make it feel like a big, stressful ordeal. Plus, they were pretty flexible with scheduling, so it was convenient for me.Quote:
Originally Posted by Demixl