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The Plumbing Trust

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The Plumbing Trust

Welcome to The Plumbing Trust. We are a family owned and operated company based in Martinsburg, WV, serving Berkeley and Jefferson County and the Eastern Panhandle. With more than 50 years of experience, our team is here to handle all your plumbing needs. We're committed to finding lasting and cost-effective solutions for those we serve.

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‎‎, Martinsburg, WV 25403 (304) 249-4956 https://www.theplumbingtrust.com/

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What are the top 3 energy efficiency upgrades I can do to my 2-story home?

Ken Lindner of Red Carpet Remodeling ^PRO answered:

Jun 3, 2014

John Ford, There are an abundance of energy efficiency upgrades you can do to your 2-story home. A question to your question - do you have a small or a larger budget? Small budget - 2 options: Attic I ... read more

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What's the best way to test out if my roof is leaking before it rains?

Jeffrey Fick of Fick Bros. Roofing & Exterior Remodeling Company ^PRO answered:

Apr 16, 2014

If you can get into your attic you should be able to see evidence of leaks. Look for staining and/or rotting wood at walls and penetrations.

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