He was right! American Plumbing, LMP #556
Terry Smith • December 9, 2021
He was right! American Plumbing, LMP #556
Our customer called complaining about water showing up in front of his kitchen sink. He was convinced that he had a busted drain line in the slab. When I told him I felt the drain line was broken in the wall, draining under the cabinet and seeping through the floor he was skeptical. When my guys opened up the wall and showed him the issue the customer stated, HE WAS RIGHT! My wife never says that!
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