july 19, 2010 06:58am
Hey folks, I need to let you know that over the weekend, some of our numbers were affected by the electrical storms and have been out. This was not noticed until this morning (Monday) when we opened for business. AT&T have been notified and are working on it. In the meantime they have forwarded all of the calls to another number for us. Sorry for the inconvenience if we missed your call.
Posted By: jason
july 19, 2010 06:54am
People have asked if we fill out the letter that is needed to get your water turned on in Dekalb County. Yes we do! In fact, we are the lowest price company around. Our competitors charge $200.00 and up for this service. We charge $75.00! We would rather you save that extra money for other things you may need, like for example BACK TO SCHOOL SHOPPING! If you're like me, you dread this time of year and the costs that go along with it :)
Posted By: jason
june 17, 2010 04:48pm
We appreciate all of the kind words you all are posting on Kudzu and Google!! We love you too!
It appears that this is making our competition nervous. One of them is leaving FALSE reviews in an attempt to smear us. They need to grow up and let the REAL reviews speak for themselves. I have never left a negative review (justified or fake) on a competitor and I never will, not even in retaliation. I think a person has the right to be in business and feed their family, no need to bring others down to build yourself up. I wish they thought the same way.
I will get off of my soap box now :)
Once again, I sincerely thank my REAL customers for your patronage and loyalty and welcome all REAL reviews, we'll do our best to keep earning them!
Posted By: jason
may 25, 2010 04:22am
For some, this is great news. You get to sleep late since you're not driving the kids to school or getting up to get them ready. For others it simply means that your energy bill and grocery bill are about to double :) If you have a need for a plumber this summer, as usual we would love to save the day! If you need a HVAC person instead, why not give my buddy Craig over at New York Style Heating and Cooling a call? He just gave me my yearly tune up and my air blows nice and COLD!! His number can be found to your left by clicking on the FRIENDS tab.
Posted By: jason
april 04, 2010 12:31pm
For all of my customers that celebrate Easter, my family wishes you and yours a joyous day. Let's all relax, eat a bunch and enjoy this wonderful weather! Time to go hide some easter eggs (daughter is 12 now and wants $20 bills in the prize eggs!) Ouch!
As always, give me a call if you need anything at all
Posted By: jason
march 13, 2010 10:38pm
I just wanted to tell you all that I truly am grateful to have such wonderful customers! The word of mouth that you guys generate is what keeps us going and I sincerely am thankful!
Posted By: jason
march 04, 2010 11:55am
Hi all, there has been a glitch in our webmail server so some of your e-mails may have gone unanswered. Rest assured we did not ignore you, we simply did not know about the e-mails to begin with. The problem is corrected. If you ever send us an e-mail and do not get a response via return e-mail or phone call, give us a call and bring it to my attention. Have a GREAT day (while the weather will allow)!!!
Posted By: jason
february 11, 2010 04:25pm
...I give you all Calvin & Hobbes Snow Art!
Copy and paste this in your browser and enjoy, these made me laugh and I think you'll get a kick of them too!
http://www.angelfire.com/wa/zzaran/calvin.html
Posted By: jason
february 09, 2010 01:58pm
Using liquid detergents to wash your clothes and dishes can really save you money? How's this you ask?
I recently was talking to one of my customers about the fact that powdered detergents can wreak havoc on septic systems. The powdered detergents never totally disolve and like magnets they find eachother in your tank and regroup. Years ago I had my outgoing baffle tee and distribution box clog due to BRICKS of detergent clogging them up! This cost me a pretty penny and could have all been avoided by using liquid detergent.
Switching to liquid can save you money. And for those on city sewer, the laundry drain itself can get clogged over time, so switching will benefit you too!
Posted By: jason
february 04, 2010 03:35pm
Hey Folks, we have been getting a lot of new customers in Lithonia and I just wanted to thank you all for making us your choice for plumbing! I actually appreciate all of our customers from Conyers, Snellville and Decatur and all points in between. Without you, I couldn't continue to do what I was born to do. From the bottom of our hearts, my wife and I thank you!!
Posted By: jason
january 27, 2010 02:20pm
I have learned over the years that you need to be able to laugh at yourself. With that, I ask you to copy and paste the url below and watch me and my wife gettin' our groove on :)
http://sendables.jibjab.com/view/AAsILiAjSCvOnvKb
Be prepared to hurt yourself laughing!!
Posted By: jason
january 18, 2010 04:33pm
The first wave of cold weather is over and I hope most of you made it through without having pipes burst. Enjoy the warm temps while they last. Old Man Winter will be back soon enough, hopefully not as bad as before. Just remember to take the steps I've listed in previous Clog Blog posts and hopefully we can fend him off again :)
Posted By: jason
january 12, 2010 12:19pm
Is this a good thing? Yes, technically it's a GREAT thing. Here's the skinny, when it does get warmer, any of those frozen pipes that have yet to burst will in fact give up the ghost. Follow my previous advice and you should be ok. If they're frozen, turn your water off and heat the area you suspect of having the frozen pipes. This will thaw the pipe and prevent the pipe from bursting under pressure.
As per usual, if and when you need us, give us a call!
Posted By: jason
january 09, 2010 04:50am
Keep the faucets dripping and hopefully you can avert disaster. We are supposed to see an increase in temps soon, that's when the pipes will thaw and break if you allow them to freeze up. Dripping faucets will keep water moving and less likely to freeze, so PLEASE do it :)
Posted By: jason
january 03, 2010 01:02pm
Folks, I cannot stress ths enough. Let your faucets drip, at least one of them. The weather is getting to the point where there are going to be frozen pipes happening left and right. They will break during the thawing out process. Do yourself a HUGE favor and follow my advice :)
Posted By: jason
january 01, 2010 12:55pm
With the new year comes the New Look of The Plumbing Detectives. You'll find a lot more content here than before, such as this blog. It is not 100% finished yet, so you'll get to see the last few steps as we are in the finishing stages here. A lot of work went into this site. From the new logo and page layouts, to all of the content, we hope you like the new look. A BIG thanks goes out to my friend of twenty some odd years, David Jeffares. Without him and him alone, the old site nor the new site would have EVER existed! Thanks Dave, you're the man!!!
Posted By: jason
january 01, 2010 11:33am
Ok folks, we are going to be having some cold cold temps out there. You need to let your faucets drip to avoid freeze breaks. These freeze breaks can cause major damage and be quite costly to repair. You know I'll fix them for you but I'd rather tell you how to avoid seeing me so often :) IF your pipes do freeze, turn the water OFF at the meter. This will allow the pipe to thaw and not burst and cause damage. If the water is left on, the pipe WILL burst when it starts to thaw. Bundle up and keep those faucets dripping!
Posted By: jason
december 31, 2009 05:13pm
Thanks to all for making The Plumbing Detectives your plumber. We appreciate you all VERY much. We look forward to seeing you again in 2010!!
Posted By: jason
december 29, 2009 05:26pm
It's alive! Check back daily for updates, news about The Plumbing Detectives and other goings on.
Posted By: jason