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In Demand Plumbing

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In Demand Plumbing

In Demand Plumbing, based in Antioch, CA, excels in quality plumbing services. Known for swift, reliable repairs, installations, and maintenance, they prioritize customer satisfaction. Their expert team is ready for any plumbing challenge, making them a top local choice.

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4631 Fieldcrest Way, Antioch, CA 94531 (925) 757-7000 https://www.indemandplumbing.com/

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What should homeowners be asking a contractor before making a hiring decision?

Mariana Rowen answered:

Nov 1, 2018

Thank you for these points. They are very useful for me as I will be hiring HVAC company near NJ for HVAC repair. I will make sure to ask these questions to them.

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We have Thermofoil kitchen cabinets that were white but have yellowed over the last 15 years. Can you paint Thermofoil?

Derrek Holland of The Closet Doctor ^PRO answered:

Oct 15, 2015

Painting over thermo foil will not be a long term solution. It is a smooth non-porus material. Your best bet is to replace the doors. There are lots of options today that weren't available a few years ... read more

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