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True Blue Homes, LLC

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True Blue Homes, LLC

At True Blue Homes, we understand that your home is your sanctuary and that every project, even the small ones, add value. We specialize in home improvements, remodeling, HVAC, roofing, and additions. We do insurance work as well as fire and water damages for mediation. Our goal is to exceed your expectations so that we build a lasting relationship with you.

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Serving Area, Cincinnati, OH 45202 (859) 749-7233 http://truebluehomes.com/

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How long does it take for water to stop dripping at the faucet after the main shutoff valve is applied?

Ryan Biehl of Biehl Brothers Contracting LLC ^PRO answered:

Jan 16, 2017

Hello Bin, If you have not done so already, it helps to drain the system at the lowest point. Meaning apply the shut off valve first, open the faucet at the lowest point (usually in the basement or ... read more

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How difficult to replace a rotted 6x6 PT support post for 2nd floor deck? Other materials that are less likely to rot?

Jason Gettum of Gettum Associates, Inc ^PRO answered:

Jul 24, 2015

The difficulty depends on many things. I would say PT post is the way to go, but install it over a post standoff past so water doesnt get trapped between the bottom of the post and whatever it is sitt ... read more

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