NORCROSS, GA, June 03, 2013 (Press-News.org) Summer time means barbeque season, trips to the shore, triple decker ice cream cones, baseball games and freshly squeezed lemonade in a tall cold glass. It is hardly sporting to think of plumbing problems during the long, lazy days of summer, but there are some Atlanta plumbing concerns that can pop up during the summer months.
Plumb Xpress, Atlanta plumbers, reminds you to check your bathrooms before summer begins. They will be getting a lot more use during the day when your kinds are home from school. Your washing machines work harder in the summer months, too, so be sure to give them a thorough inspection.
Plumb Xpress has been serving the plumbing needs of Atlanta residents for four generations. From water heater repair or replacement to drain cleaning or any other Atlanta plumbing emergencies you encounter, you can rely on them to be ready to help 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
"We offer our customers professional, efficient and timely service," says Donnie Herrin, Owner of Plumb Xpress, when asked what he considered to be his Atlanta plumbing company's edge over its competitors. "Our technicians are well-trained, hardworking and arrive at your doorstep ready to tackle your plumbing problems quickly."
A reliable Atlanta plumber for many years, Plumb Xpress guarantees a professional and quick response for all your plumbing emergencies. They offer flat rate pricing up front, so you will never pay for more than the estimate they give you at the beginning of the job.
To learn more about Atlanta plumbing services, please visit http://www.911yourplumber.com.
About Plumb Xpress Plumbing and Drain:
The premier Atlanta plumbing company, Plumb Xpress Plumbing and Drain is located in Kennesaw, Ga., and serves all of the metro-Atlanta area. They offer both commercial and residential plumbing services, and they specialize in drain cleaning and sewer repairs. They use the latest technology to effectively troubleshoot any plumbing problem and make repairs quickly and correctly. Estimates are always free, and they even offer a free 15-minute service call.
For more information, visit http://www.911yourplumber.com.
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