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Temporary Ways to Patch a Leaky Pipe Until Help Arrives
Why Temporary Fixes Matter Even a slow drip can release gallons of water in a short period of time. Temporary fixes help limit structural damage to drywall, flooring, cabinets, and electrical components while you wait for professional repair. Identifying the Type of Leak Understanding the leak helps you choose the right temporary solution:• Pinholes or…

Exclusive Holiday Specials for Our Valued Clients
As the holiday season approaches, it’s the perfect time to reflect on what truly matters—our valued customers! At Putman & Son’s Plumbing, we’re showing our appreciation with special holiday offers tailored just for you. Whether it’s improving your kitchen efficiency, handling repairs, or ensuring your home stays warm and functional, we’ve got deals to make…

Memorial Day 2025
As we enjoy this day off, let’s take a moment to honor those who laid down their lives for us.

What to Check Before Leaving Your Home for Summer Vacation
What to Check Before Leaving Your Home for Summer Vacation Before you leave for summer vacation, it is easy to focus on packing, travel plans, pets, and schedules. But one important part of preparing your home is often overlooked: your plumbing. A small leak, running toilet, or sump pump issue can cause damage while you…

Water Hammer Arrestors Explained
Introduction If you hear loud banging, knocking, or thudding when you shut off a faucet or when appliances stop drawing water, your plumbing system is likely experiencing water hammer. While the noise can be startling, the real concern comes from the stress these pressure surges place on pipes, valves, and fixtures. Over time, repeated water…
