How to choose a plumber.

So many folks look for a plumber when they are in a BIG hurry. Usually, their socks are already wet as they scramble frantically through the yellow pages looking for someone-anyone- to call. But is the guy with the biggest google ad always the best choice? There are other ways you can choose a plumber to get better results and better value.

Unfortunately most plumbing call are emergencies….and if you think about it most emergency services are expensive. It costs the supplier more to have the resources to respond quickly. An ambulance ride is more expensive than a cab ride, for example. It helps to think of plumbers services in terms of their value to your home and comfort. rather than in terms of time spent. What is it worth to not have several hundred gallons of raw sewage gushing into your basement? It s also true that most plumbing construction and repair is subject to a number of building code requirements. That’s another part of a plumbers expertise- knowing your area’s codes for piping and fixtures, pressures, and flow rates and a whole range of other requirements.

The very best way to chose a plumber is by asking friends and neighbors, who their plumber is. If you are new to an area, ask your real estate agent. It is good to know who you are going to call before you have that emergency. Many plumbing companies have service clubs available. That means for a nominal monthly fee you can be assured that your service call will move to the front of the line. You will get discounts on your service call fees, and equipment purchases, yearly check ups on your plumbing systems and the peace of mind that when that emergency does happen All Ways Plumbing will be there to take care of you.

Things you want to know about your plumber

  • Does your plumber have a state license?

  • Are they insured?

  • Do they have a service club available?

  • Do they provide emergency service?

Getting to know a trusted plumber is as valuable as getting to know your doctor.

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