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QHow did you verify that your city water pressure is normal? Many times, the Pressure Reducing Valve will go out and will push 100PSI or...
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QToday, at my feet, I found a young life, green and supple. It was tiny, helpless, brand new, full of potential and promise. Truly a...
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Qqmqmqm reacted to Snoonyb's post in the thread Should a plumbing inspection be done on a 15-year old townhouse with
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I gleaned from the OP, and an additional post regarding a leak at a TPR valve, that the dwelling was already occupied, and I think that... -
Qqmqmqm replied to the thread minor leak at hot water tank T&P valve.The Hot Water Tank's manual says if there is a Check Valve at its cold water supply, an expansion tank is required. I have this valve...
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Qqmqmqm replied to the thread minor leak at hot water tank T&P valve.Thanks for your responses! Havasu, a technician measured the water pressure to be 50 psi. This matches the Pressure Reducing Valve...
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QHi everyone. Here is what happened at a townhouse: A T&P valve leaks on an older hot water tank. Replaced it with a new tank. Still...
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Qqmqmqm replied to the thread Should a plumbing inspection be done on a 15-year old townhouse.A plumber has told me that toilets can have minor leaks around the seal ring that are not noticeable at first. And that plumbing issues...
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Qqmqmqm replied to the thread The kitchen counter is warping.Thanks everyone for your response. Just thought that I'd report the fix: a contractor simply pushed it back in place, and told...
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Qqmqmqm posted the thread Should a plumbing inspection be done on a 15-year old townhouse in Plumbing Forum.Hi everyone. The subject property is a 15-year old townhouse. Gas hot water tank. No special features. The city water is not hard and...
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QIn my area some kind of insect would build in the gap if left open plus it lowers insulation value. If you don't want to mess with...
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QIf there is wood underneath it would be attached to the wood with brad nails I think. There are thin nails used for door trim and...
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Qqmqmqm replied to the thread Something is missing above front door.Thanks, Eddie and Zannej! Yes, that area is sheltered and would never get wet. Functionality-wise, is it necessary to caulk the gap...
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Qqmqmqm replied to the thread Something is missing above front door.Thanks for your response, Eddie! The strip of wood was a continuous piece that went all the way across. My guess is that previous...
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QHi everyone. Some caulking and bare wood are exposed after removing a screen door. Could anyone tell me what is missing, and how to...
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