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plumber for main water line replace queens ny

inphx

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Any referral recommendations - i am remotely trying to assist my mom, the city gave her notice the main water line was leaking and we need to have a licensed plumber fix it. Any references in queens ny by im or forum post would be appreciated.

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59 wagon man

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try home advisor, wont cost a penny to use , they somewhat check lic. and if there's a problem they do help to negoitate
 

Bob275

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See if the city can refer someone. We have a list of approved contractors here. They must know who does the majority of the repairs in the area.
 

Bill Bowman

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As Bob275 mentioned, check with the building inspector. They may reluctant to give one name, but will usually give you 3-4 that they have had good dealings with. Sometimes it helps "moving things along" if the inspector knows the plumber and has inspected his work before.
 
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inphx

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Thanks guys - turns out my dad kept every home receipt and a 1987 repair on that water line was in the file and the company answered the phone when i called :) .
 
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Adamjstickney

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Yes sirree, that time of year where old IP lines are popping left and right! If the city shuts it off at the stop box abruptly, check with your regional/state public utility commission and the policies in place. Normally a leak that happens in the thaw is unplanned and there should be a grace period and deadline negotiated to be repaired.
 
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inphx

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$2800 plus tax.. they need permits to work in street and need to redo asphalt afterwards. I never knew details of who had to trench/fill. Apparently it can be private - non city. The company billing is hi tech , sending a DocuSign contract by email. technology is hitting all the trades, my dentist 3d printed my crown last week.
 
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