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Tiger Plumbing
739 Shediac Crescent
Waterloo
Ontario
N2K 4M3
GEO:
43.51206,
-80.500499
Ed Van Dam - Owner Operator Tiger Plumbing
Phone: 519-585-1840
Why they are an Expert...
Tiger Plumbing has been in business in the Tri City area for eight years. As an independtly owned and operated business Ed Van Dam takes great pride in meeting or exceeding your expectations when you need plumbing services. Ed appreciates your business and your time. Technicians show up when they are supposed to and they are knowledgeable, efficient, pleasant, clean, neat and of the highest moral character. Tiger Plumbing realizes that most of the time you contact a plumber because of an "emergency", so they offer 24-hour emergency service and an objective opinion and reliable quotes before they do any work. Tiger Plumbing provide services that include gas piping, sewer and drain cleaning, water heater and softener rentals, bathroom renovations, fixture repairs and replacements, and preventative maintenance.
Most recently answered questions
- Q:
Lately our laundry room drain has had a sewage smell. Is this a city sewage problem, or is there something wrong with our plumbing in the house?
show answer...A: close answer...This usually means your p-trap is dry or almost dry. If you add a couple of cups of water to your floor drain your problem should be solved. If not then it could be a sign of something more serious and it should be checked out. Regards, Ed Van Dam - Q:
HelloI need to replace my current laundry tub which is 24 inch wide. What is the smallest width that I can get? I am hoping that there are tubs between 14 inch to 18inch so that I can make room to stack my washer and dryerThank youSean
show answer...A: close answer...Hi, you can get laundry tubs as small as 18" X 23" X 13" deep. This should work for your application. Ed - Q:
Our toilet does not want to stop running after it has been flushed. There is a floating blue disk that does not always move up to move the arm attached to it that stops the water from flowing. The toilet is about 7 yrs old.
show answer...A: close answer...Changing the flush valve assembly and flapper usually fix these problems. Things eventually stick or move/wear out. Note - never put chlorine pucks in a toilet tank. It ruins all of the parts.
Tip of the month
- August - Sump Pump
Do you have a sump pump in your basement? What happens if it fails? Have a water alarm installed to let you know that your pump has failed. It will save you money on flooding.
