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HomeX Plumbing & Rooter

If you’re looking for highly experienced, professional, and dedicated plumbers in Anaheim, CA, turn to HomeX Plumbing & Rooter. Since 2018, we have made it our top priority to meet customer needs through the highest quality of plumbing services. Our Orange County team is highly experienced. No matter the plumbing task, we’ll get it done properly and to your satisfaction. We’re proud to be your friendly local plumbers! For more information about our services, call us at HomeX Plumbing & Rooter today.

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708 North Valley Street, Anaheim, CA 92801 (714) 660-2048 https://homexplumbing.com/

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I want to repaint a bathroom with semi-gloss over flat paint, but I also want to reseal the corners with a sealant. Seal first or repaint first? What sealant?

Brittany Stidman of J&M Keystone, Inc. ^PRO answered:

Mar 22, 2022

Always seal first and then paint. Why are you re-sealing the corners? Seal the corners first, prime, and lastly paint.

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My AC unit is on its last leg. Any suggestions for a good, energy-efficient AC unit that will take care of a 3200 sq ft house? Pricing with installation?

Gregg Cantor of Murray Lampert Design, Build, Remodel ^PRO answered:

May 10, 2014

I am assuming your home is ducted and has a forced air system. If you you only have 1 furnace and 1 condenser, it my be more energy effecient to expend to two units. I recommend Lennox. You can als ... read more

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