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Pittsburgh Pro Remediation

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Pittsburgh Pro Remediation

We are your reliable water damage restoration service provider, serving Pittsburgh and surrounding areas. When water damage strikes, our team is here to swiftly and effectively restore your property. With modern equipment and industry-leading techniques, we mitigate water damage, prevent mold growth and ensure your home's safety. Trust us to handle the restoration process with professionalism and care. Contact us now for prompt and top-quality water damage restoration solutions in Pittsburgh!

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Serving area, Pittsburgh, PA 15237 (412) 274-8267 https://www.pittsburgh-waterdamage.com/

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what are the costs of white roof pipe collars?

Joseph Potocnik of JP Roofing and Metal Building, Inc. ^PRO answered:

Jan 30, 2021

Valarie they dont make them in white but you can get them in a mill finish for under $10

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Is it natural for water main to drip after it is turned on after 3 weeks shut off ? We had shut it off and drained before going on vacation

Pat Moran of Window World of PennOhio ^PRO answered:

Jan 15, 2019

Just behind the valve handle there is a "packing nut" that sucures the shut off valve into the body of the unit. Take a cresent wrench and tighten up that nut and this should stop that leak. No need t ... read more

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