Stahl Plumbing in Pittsburgh Provides Free Estimates

Expect prompt and professional service from this leading Pittsburgh plumber.

2014-04-07

PITTSBURGH, PA, April 07, 2014 (Press-News.org) The days of suffering from sticker shock when you are presented with a plumbing bill are over. Leading Pittsburgh plumbers, Stahl Plumbing, will give you a free estimate for any plumbing service before beginning a job.

Know in advance how much a plumbing project will cost you and avoid unpleasantness and unexpected expenses. Be financially prepared and confident, whether you're installing a new HVAC system, repairing a furnace or handling any other major repairs and plumbing problems.

Stahl Plumbing is the answer to all your regular plumbing maintenance and installation needs as well as for any kind of plumbing emergency you may encounter. No matter what time of the day or night you contact them, your call will be answered by a live person, and an experienced technician will be dispatched immediately to your house to deal with your plumbing emergency. Stahl Plumbing will take care of all your plumbing needs efficiently, expertly and effectively.

"As Pittsburgh's only 24/7 plumbing repair services company, we take our responsibility to our customers seriously," says Corey Newman, Director of Marketing. "No job is too big or small for us to take on when the safety and comfort of our customers are on the line. This is part of our commitment to the industry, the community and most importantly, to our customers who depend on us for their emergency and regular plumbing needs."

For all your residential and commercial plumbing requirements, water leak detection, water heater installation and any other plumbing concerns in the Pittsburgh area, contact Stahl Plumbing. You can count on them to handle any plumbing problems you have.

To learn more, please go to http://www.stahlplumbing.com/.

About Stahl Plumbing:

Stahl Plumbing's team of certified master plumbers provide 24-hour plumbing services to residents of Pittsburgh and the surrounding Allegheny County area. Stahl Plumbing provides plumbing repair and installation as well as HVAC services.

For more information, please visit http://www.stahlplumbing.com/

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