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Jack's All-American Plumbing

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Jack's All-American Plumbing

Our highly skilled and trained plumbers are equipped to fix, service, or install it all! From drain stoppages and unexpected slab leaks to no-good pipes and backed-up sewer lines, we have eliminated the biggest plumbing headaches ever imagined. If an even bigger plumbing disaster erupts in your home or place of business, just know that we take emergency service calls around the clock!

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315 Roemer Way, Santa Maria, CA 93454 (805) 996-0199 https://www.jacksplumbing.net/

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Karen Feeney of Allen Construction ^PRO answered:

Nov 9, 2015

The requirements to be a Guild Quality member are: 1) Be willing to have all of your clients surveyed by Guild Quality 2) Send your client contact information to Guild Quality 3) Stay on top of the st ... read more

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Can a tankless water heater be installed in my condominium?

Karen Feeney of Allen Construction ^PRO answered:

Sep 1, 2015

A tankless water heater can certainly be installed in a condominium - similar to any other structure. The easiest model is one that mounts externally - typically near the highest use of hot water or m ... read more

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