Plumbers United Inc.

Warning- Freeze coming. Atlanta area take precautions now to save money and property damage. Last major freeze we made several repairs on frozen and damaged water lines. Protect your plumbing and minimize repairs and damage. I hope this will help you save. IF YOU NEED US CALL- 770-716-9900... WARNING- FREEZE DAMAGE. Here are a few precautions you can take before freezing weather arrives. 1. Make sure hoses are disconnected from outside hose bibs and covers installed. If you have shut-off valves inside your home for exterior hydrants, shut them off and open up the outside hydrants and drain the water. Close the hydrant before you cover them. 2. Make sure to heat any home or building that has exposed plumbing and insulate any piping exposed to outside air or freezing temperatures. 3. Open any sink cabinets that are on an exterior wall of your home. This allows heat to get to your piping. 4. Let your faucets run with a very small stream of water from both hot and cold sides. This will keep water moving and minimize the chance of freezing. 5. Heat up storage areas or garage safely that have exposed piping. 6. If your house has a crawlspace, close off some of the exterior vents that are closest to water pipes. We hope this will help you minimize property damage during our next freeze. If you end up with frozen or broken water pipes, Call Us at; 770-716-9900 The picture shows a frost proof hydrant with freeze damage.

Another water line leak found and repaired. Don’t let your money go down the drain or in this case leak into the ground. Get it repaired and save water and money.

Last year we made several repairs on frozen and damaged Plumbing due to weather. Protect your Plumbing and minimize repairs and damage. I hope this will help you save. IF YOU NEED US CALL- 770-320-7757 WARNING- FREEZE DAMAGE 1. Make sure hoses are disconnected from outside hose bibs and covers installed. If you have shut-off valves inside your home for exterior hydrants, shut them off and open up the outside hydrants before you cover them.... 2. Turn your heat up inside your home or building as much as possible and insulate any piping exposed to outside air. 3. Open any sink cabinets that are on an exterior wall of your home. This allows heat to get to your piping. 4. Let your faucets run with a very small stream of water from both hot and cold sides. This will keep water moving and minimize the chance of freezing. 5. Heat up storage areas or garage that have exposed piping. 6. If your house has a crawlspace, close off some of the exterior vents that are closest to water pipes. We hope this will help you minimize property damage during our next freeze. If you end up with frozen or broken water pipes, Call Us at; 770-320-7757 or 770-914-2722 or 770-228-9008 See more

Another leak found and repaired.