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When this becomes an emergency

• A problem that's already come back twice after somebody worked on it.
• Water where there shouldn't be water and no clear source for it.
• A fixture or appliance you've stopped using because of what it does.
• A smell or a sound from the plumbing that's new this month.

What a pro does

Across small-town Alabama the nearest plumber and the right plumber aren't always the same person, and the difference usually comes down to what the job needs. Sewer and lateral work takes a camera and cabling equipment. Well systems take somebody who deals in pumps, pressure tanks and pitless adapters routinely. Slab work needs leak location gear. So the call goes better when you can say what the house is: on a slab or up on piers, on city water or on a well, on sewer or on septic, and roughly how old. From there a plumber can tell you what he'd bring and whether the problem sounds like an hour or a project. He'll want to know what changed and when, whether it affects one fixture or several, and what's been tried already. On arrival the first move is usually finding the shutoff and the cleanout, since those two things determine how the rest of the visit goes.

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