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Tru Plumbing & Excavating

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Tru Plumbing & Excavating

"Family-owned Tru Plumbing & Excavating brings over 25 years of expertise to Beaver Falls, PA. Specializing in sewer repair, drain cleaning, water heaters, gas lines, and excavation, our licensed, insured team offers reliable solutions for homes and businesses. From hydro-jetting to trenchless repairs, we tackle plumbing challenges with precision and care. Serving Beaver, Butler, Lawrence, & Allegheny Counties, including Greater Pittsburgh, we provide free estimates and quality work you can trust. Our second-generation plumbers are DOT-certified for gas line safety, ensuring peace of mind. Need help with older home plumbing or emergencies? Contact us for prompt, professional service that keeps your property running smoothly."

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3713 West 2nd Avenue, Beaver Falls, PA 15010 (724) 251-5430 https://truplumbingandexcavating.com/

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How can I Mount a TV with a two column brick fireplace?

Bob Gallese of Acclaim Renovations & Design ^PRO answered:

Apr 7, 2020

I would build a stud wall and get rid of the recessed niche. Once done you will have plenty of support in securing the TV mount.

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When a house is built and there's scratches as to where you can see a drill was use to install cave it's, is there a monetary value compensation or replace?

Rob Myers of Myers Homes ^PRO answered:

Jul 11, 2015

I assume by "cave" you might been "cove" or some other trim or millwork. It isn't a hard thing to fill any scratches, resand, and touch up an area like that, and that's something your builder should h ... read more

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