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Smith's Gravel Pit

Smith’s Gravel Pit is located in Sodus, New York. Centrally located to Rochester, Syracuse, and the Finger Lakes region, our company helps local businesses, homeowners, and contractors get the highest quality sand, gravel, stone, and topsoil for their projects.

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7120 Sodus Center Rd, Sodus, NY 14551 (315) 483-6510 https://smithsgravelpit.com

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what can i put around the shower sides to make it drain toward the center drain?

Greg Hauptfleisch of Upscale Remodeling ^PRO answered:

Feb 25, 2019

The best solution would be to remove the existing shower base and install one that was properly set up to drain. There are different solutions depending on what you have existing there currrently. Wha ... read more

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Do you have to use a specific light bulb when using a dimmer switch.

Peter Dimon of Dimon Construction Co Inc. ^PRO answered:

Jul 20, 2016

Yes, when using traditional incondesent bulbs make sure it is marked dimmable (most are). If you are moving into the realm of LED things get a bit more complicated. Many LED bulbs say dimmable but can ... read more

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