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Stedman's Plumbing

Stedman's Plumbing offers residential, commercial, municipal, industrial and agricultural plumbing solutions throughout California's Central Valley. We are fully licensed, insured and BBB accredited. We're also family owned and operated with over 47 years of plumbing experience. Call today and schedule a Free Estimate.

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24384 Old Oaks Stage Pl., Friant, CA 93626 (559) 770-9772 https://stedmansplumbing.com/

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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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Best way to detect a leak in a residential irrigation sprinkler system?

Hdr Remodeling of HDR Remodeling ^PRO answered:

Aug 21, 2014

John I would do what Paul said but I would take an additonal step of capping the sprinkler heads where they are easy to get to with a half dozen of 1/2" PVC caps. Then you are increasing the pressure ... read more

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