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ARS/Rescue Rooter

ARS/Rescue Rooter provides reliable AC & plumbing repair in Houston, including emergency services. Our HVAC & plumbing techs can fix any and all issues, and are happy to install a new system if needed. ARS/Rescue Rooter plumbing services include drain cleaning, sewer repair, water heater repair, toilet repair, sump pump & garbage disposal repair, and more. We're the leaders in Houston HVAC & plumbing.

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10515 Okanella Street, #100, Houston, TX 77041 (713) 357-0876 https://www.ars.com/houston

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We live in Columbus Ohio. Do I need a concrete base for a hot tub? The tub will be7'x7'. How important is it to have 220v. ?

Jessica Hoisington of Richard's Total Backyard Solutions ^PRO answered:

Mar 31, 2015

If you are installing a Hot Tub you will need a Concrete base or a solid base of Pavers or Stone, it must be level to distribute weight evenly. This ensures no water damadge to the bottom of the unit ... read more

Last edited Mar 31, 2015 11:38am

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Should I be worried that external doors in my home are shifting to a point that I can't lock them without lifting them up?

Mary Redwine of Mary's Handyman Services ^PRO answered:

Jan 30, 2015

It would be a very good Idea to have your foundaton looked at. Unfortunaly in this area foundation shifts area a big problem. Find someone that will provide a free estimate and check with your home in ... read more

Last edited Jan 30, 2015 1:22pm

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