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Pure Flow Plumbing

Pure Flow Plumbing is a full-service plumbing company in Charlotte, NC, and nearby areas. We provide efficient and cost-effective plumbing services. We have been the trusted team when in need of reliable plumbing solutions in The Queen City, for over 21 years. Contact our team of local plumbing specialists at Pure Flow Plumbing for water heater repair, sewer camera inspection, fixture replacement, and drain cleaning services.

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61 N Congress St, York, SC 29745 (803) 902-7405 https://pureflowplumbing.com/

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I just change my water heater, it is 50 gallons big, the thermostat is on letter "c" one level less that very hot. Why water gets cold in the middle of shower?

Tara Woods of Crown Builders ^PRO answered:

Feb 14, 2017

I would recommend contacting the company that installed the water heater

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Should I be worried that external doors in my home are shifting to a point that I can't lock them without lifting them up?

Dave Tucker of Sedgewick Homes LLC ^PRO answered:

Dec 30, 2016

The fact that you can lift the door to get it to latch tells me that it is likely the installer did not install long screws through the top hinge into the 2" x 4" or 2" x 6" that creates your opening ... read more

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