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Can anybody point me in the direction of some methods to fix a pinhole leak on poly ethylene piping internally. The pinhole leak is directly under a very expensive custom cabinet and the customer does not want to remove it so we can break through the concrete. Is there anything like a blown...

You should really have a plumber come out, replace the tank and examine the rest of the system for problems. Boilers aren't really something you should be applying your home handy man skills to. I have seen my share of boilers that have blown up because they were not serviced properly. Central...

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There is a piece that screws right in on the top and there is also a nut on the bottom that you can back off to give you more length before you push it up through the hole in the sink. If that's what you are talking about.... Central Plumbing | Plumber Albuquerque - Rio Rancho and surrounding...

Be careful buying a water heater from Lowes and then having one of their subcontractors install it. Make sure the water heater will be inspected after it is installed. If something goes wrong, a fire, a flood and your insurance company discovers it was not inspected or installed to code, they...

I think you want to see a genuine interest in your problem from the plumber that is coming out to give you an estimate. If he/she shows up looks at it for 30 seconds and then quotes you a price you probably want to think again about using them. I feel a good plumber will ask you many questions...

Thank you. No I have not seen any UFO's yet. :) We did stop in Roswell on a trip down south and took a tour through their UFO museum. Mark Central Plumbing Albuquerque and Rio Rancho - New Mexico Service Plumbers

I agree with fansplumbing. You may have pushed that tubular too far into the fitting that comes out of the wall. Pull it out and cut it to the correct length. It only needs to go in about 3-4 inches at the most. If not the line may need to be snaked at lest 50' all the way to the main sewer line...

I would say make sure the fitting's are clean, clean clean. Mesh tape, wire brush, whatever but make sure the fittings are clean. Use a good flux paste. Make sure that all cuts are clean and square. Push fittings in all the way together. Heat fitting and let the solder get sucked into the joint...

Hello, I have been plumbing for over 10 years and am planning to start a business here in Albuquerque shortly. This forum has a good community feel. Looking forward to talking with you all. Mark