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4 Questions to Ask a Residential Plumber
Nov 27, 2023

Searching for the right residential plumber to come into your home can be a long process. According to Comfy Living, small leaks can waste around 10,000 gallons of water per year, so you want to find a qualified professional quickly. By asking the right questions, you can find a qualified professional in a short amount of time. The following is a look at four important questions to ask a residential plumber before hiring to ensure you get the best professional for the job:


1. Are You Licensed and Insured?

Never hire any tradesperson who refuses to answer this question or who cannot otherwise provide proof that they are properly licensed and insured. Licensing means that they have met local competency and safety requirements and are legally able to work in your area while insurance ensures that should any accident or damage occur while they're working, their insurance company will cover it, and you won't be held liable.


2. What Is Your Experience?

Not all plumbers are experienced in all types of jobs. Make sure that you are hiring a residential plumber who is experienced in working on the type of installation or repair job you need done, and is familiar with the brand and type of equipment being worked on. Do they have experience remedying a sewer back up? It's essential that you confirm their experience before hiring them.


3. Can You Provide References or Customer Testimonials?

Professionals can look good on paper and still be a poor choice. Consider requesting references or looking up customer testimonials online before hiring any residential plumber, especially for a more involved job like a sewer back up. You can see what previous customers have experienced by reading these reviews.


4. What's the Cost?

Choose a residential plumber that provides a detailed cost estimate for your plumbing project, whether that project is resolving a sewer back up or fixing a leaky drain. Make sure you understand fully what to expect with the cost and how their payment process will go. It's important to know the estimated cost of a project before work begins.


These are a few essential questions to ask a residential plumber. Our own local plumbers are always happy to answer the above questions and more, helping each of our clients get the work they need done easily, effectively, and without worry! Contact the Morgal Plumbing Industries, LLC team today to learn more.

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