Thanks!
On Fri, Oct 7, 2022 at 9:18 AM Paul Barkley <pbarkley@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
You need a plumber first. I’ve had plumbers who wouldn’t cut into the
drywall, in which case I did it myself. They didn’t want complaints about
holes all over. However, once the plumber is finished and the emergency is
over, which is the important part, you can get someone to repair the holes
in the drywall. I would guess that most plumbing companies will just cut
as needed; they typically have drywall saws on their truck since this is a
common issue.
Recently I had Jose Arevalo do a bunch of handyman work, and one job was
repairing some plumber-caused drywall. He brought a guy over for a few
hours to take care of it, no problem.
Jose’s number is: (240) 803-8174
Regards,
Paul
*Blue Crab Software, LLC*
http://www.bluecrabsoftware.com/
*301.576.6447*
*202.291.2011*
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*Subject:* [north-takoma] Recommendation Needed!
Neighbors --
We have a significant leak in the ceiling over two rooms in our house,
and likely need someone (or multiple someones) to open the ceilings, figure
out where the water is coming from, and then repair the leak and the
ceilings. I'm not even sure what sort of person(s) (plumber? drywaller?
other?) are needed. Does anyone have any suggestions, about the type of
expert and/or names of such experts? Thanks in advance.
--Pierre on Takoma
