Plumbers Coming Together to Support Public Health
Putman & Son’s Plumbing supports access to plumbing, sanitation, and fresh water for all, as an important public health initiative.
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Here in the United States, most people take working toilets for granted but around the world many don’t have access to proper sanitation. World Toilet Day brings awareness to the commitment to make sewage disposal available to everyone around the world to reduce illness and prolong lives.
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A Targeted Solution for Sewer Problems Introduction Not all sewer problems require a full pipe replacement. Sewer line spot repair focuses on fixing a specific damaged section, making it a cost effective solution for localized issues. What Is Sewer Line Spot Repair Spot repair involves identifying the exact area of damage and repairing or replacing…
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High Water Pressure: The Hidden Threat to Your Plumbing System
What Is Considered High Water Pressure? Most homeowners in Oakland County never think about their water pressure until something goes wrong. Ideal residential water pressure typically falls between 50 and 70 PSI. Anything consistently above 80 PSI can begin causing serious strain on your plumbing system. In many parts of Oakland County, municipal water supply…
