Fixing a loose doorknob – Check those setscrews and make sure everything is lined up just right.
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Frozen and bursting pipes from harsh winter weather is a problem that no-one wants, so plan
now to winterize your exterior faucets and pipes against freezing conditions.
Aside from the plumbing field they also represent in gas and mechanical services.
Flood alarms are becoming more common among homeowners.