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Lickity Split Plumbing

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Lickity Split Plumbing

Lickity Split Plumbing in West Lafayette, IN, provides dependable plumbing solutions tailored to homeowners and businesses. From emergency repairs and leak detection to full-scale installations, our skilled team ensures quality service with quick response times. Whether you need routine maintenance or urgent assistance, we're committed to keeping your plumbing system in top shape. Contact us today for fast, reliable plumbing services you can trust!

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2600 Klondike Rd, West Lafayette, IN 47906 (765) 548-5747 http://lickitysplit.com

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The roof and foundation of my house needs to be fixed. If I get the roof done first because it is leaking, will it be affected when the foundation is fixed?

Jason Gettum of Gettum Associates, Inc ^PRO answered:

Jan 5, 2016

We agree with everyone that notes to fix your roof first, including any gutters and downspouts. Remember to be sure to run the water AWAY from the home. Water coming down around the drip zone of the f ... read more

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I have a screened in porch that I wish I used more. I was thinking about glassing it in and was wondering what my best option would be?

Jason Gettum of Gettum Associates, Inc ^PRO answered:

Jan 10, 2015

Yes, definitely check out a product from PGT Industries called Eze-Breeze. Check it out at http://pgtezebreeze.com/

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