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Regional Plumbing Heating & Air

Plumbing, heating & air conditioning issues are impossible to escape when you're in the Hoosier state. When you need an installation, replacement or repair, call Regional Plumbing, Heating & Air! You deserve high-quality and consistent service, and we're here to provide you with just that. Our licensed Valparaiso plumbers and HVAC technicians are highly trained professionals, collectively holding over a century of experience.

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653 Axe Avenue, Valparaiso, IN 46383 (219) 465-0822 https://www.rphnwi.com/

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What's the best way to know my builder is staying on top of building my new home if I'm far away in another state during the project?

Greg Bednarski of Siding & Windows Group ^PRO answered:

Oct 28, 2016

Set up a time with him on a day that works best for you each week, or how often you'd prefer to be updated. You should have an idea of or a clear timeframe for the progress of the home, but if you don ... read more

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Water is coming in through new overhead sewer conversion...how?

Kevin Smith of M/R Plumbing Mart ^PRO answered:

Jun 2, 2014

not sure about the product used in your home. we usually pack the joint with oakum. then we use hydrolic cement (water plug). followed by tar on the outside. hope this helps. email with any questions. ... read more

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