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Valley Plumbing Pros

Valley Plumbing Pros is a growing plumbing company based in Merced, CA. We have been in the plumbing industry for over a decade and have built a solid reputation in the process. We strive to maintain an enjoyable working atmosphere for our customers and our employees.

If you're new to the area or just looking for a new plumbing company in the Merced area, we're glad you stopped by! Valley Plumbing Pros has been serving the Central Valley for over ten years and we're committed! Hide

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335 Grogan, Suite G, Merced, CA 95341 (209) 872-6077 https://www.valleyplumbingpros.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?

John Ammirato of Ammirato Construction Inc. ^PRO answered:

Mar 2, 2017

I would start by performing a flow test at your shower head. Get a 5 gallon bucket and open your shower head full open and time how long it takes to fill bucket. If you fill the bucket say in 1 minute ... read more

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I have a client that would like to frame, insulate & drywall over a exterior door in her kitchen. The home is in DC are there any code issues or permits req?

Miguel Colima of Grandmark Service Company- Fresno ^PRO answered:

Jun 24, 2016

They would have to remove the door, tie in with new framing, insulate properly then drywall the area. No permits are required as long as the structure of the home is not affected. door frame is been e ... read more

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