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VP Design and Construction

V P Design & Construction, established since 1990, has dedicated itself to becoming the premier source for unrivaled kitchen and bathroom remodels. With a passion for merging innovation with sophistication, their team excels in elevating ordinary bathrooms into resplendent havens of luxury and modern style.

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, Chapel Hill, TN 37034 (615) 557-8634 https://vpdesignandconstruction.net/

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My fiber glass tub is leaking and no plumber has been able to figure it out?

Charles Clemons of Champion Windows of Chattanooga ^PRO answered:

Jan 5, 2017

1) Fiberglass tubs are notorious for getting hairline cracks that usually open up when someone is standing in it with the water running. 2) Also it might be a leak from upstream (plumbing behind the w ... read more

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Water is coming in through new overhead sewer conversion...how?

Rob Owens of VTS Homes, Inc. ^PRO answered:

Jun 2, 2014

You definitely should not have any leaking. I suggest you call a plumber to come look at the issue.

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