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Author Slip lining a drain pipe
Sammy bin Snoozin

2007-10-19, 1:25 pm

Can anyone recommend a brand of slip liner for residential? I would =
like to contact them and find out if they can recommend a plumber who =
uses their stuff in my area. I checked with Amerik Supplies, but they =
did not have anyone in my area who used their equipment.

Is there a good plumbing related newsgroup or other place to post =
questions like this? This one disappeared from verizon recently... =
pdaxs.services.plumbing

Thanks.

Sam

CHUCKB

2007-10-20, 5:25 pm

Check your local highway department, these systems are used a lot in
public works departments


Larry Caldwell

2007-10-20, 5:25 pm

In article <aB4Si.9$MV4.3@trnddc03>, SammyBinSnoozin@REyahooMOVE.com
(Sammy bin Snoozin) says...

> Is there a good plumbing related newsgroup or other place to post =
> questions like this? This one disappeared from verizon recently... =
> pdaxs.services.plumbing


Try alt.home.repair

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Sammy bin Snoozin

2007-11-10, 5:25 pm

Reposting, hoping someone in the area of Catawba County, NC, NW of
Charlotte, knows a company who can do this kind of work in a home
4-inch drain. I have called the manufacturers of the equipment they
use and gotten several referrals, but no one willing to drive to that
location. I found one company in Richmond but too far for them.
Another in Tennessee, same story.

Can anyone recommend a brand of slip liner for residential? I would
like to contact them and find out if they can recommend a plumber who
uses their stuff in my area. I checked with Amerik Supplies, but they
did not have anyone in my area who used their equipment.

Is there a good plumbing related newsgroup or other place to post
questions like this? This one disappeared from verizon recently...
pdaxs.services.plumbing

Thanks.

Sam


Sammy bin Snoozin

2007-11-10, 5:25 pm

Reposting, hoping someone in the area of Catawba County, NC, NW of
Charlotte, knows a company who can do this kind of work in a home
4-inch drain. I have called the manufacturers of the equipment they
use and gotten several referrals, but no one willing to drive to that
location. I found one company in Richmond but too far for them.
Another in Tennessee, same story.

Can anyone recommend a brand of slip liner for residential? I would
like to contact them and find out if they can recommend a plumber who
uses their stuff in my area. I checked with Amerik Supplies, but they
did not have anyone in my area who used their equipment.

Is there a good plumbing related newsgroup or other place to post
questions like this? This one disappeared from verizon recently...
pdaxs.services.plumbing

Thanks.

Sam




Eric G.

2007-11-11, 9:25 am

"Sammy bin Snoozin" <SammyBinSnoozin@REyahooMOVE.com> wrote in
news:zdpZi.351$Y32.170@trnddc04:

> Reposting, hoping someone in the area of Catawba County, NC, NW of
> Charlotte, knows a company who can do this kind of work in a home
> 4-inch drain. I have called the manufacturers of the equipment they
> use and gotten several referrals, but no one willing to drive to that
> location. I found one company in Richmond but too far for them.
> Another in Tennessee, same story.
>
> Can anyone recommend a brand of slip liner for residential? I would
> like to contact them and find out if they can recommend a plumber who
> uses their stuff in my area. I checked with Amerik Supplies, but they
> did not have anyone in my area who used their equipment.
>
> Is there a good plumbing related newsgroup or other place to post
> questions like this? This one disappeared from verizon recently...
> pdaxs.services.plumbing
>
> Thanks.
>
> Sam


Can't speak to your slip-lining question because I only know of commercial
crews that do this type of work, but as far as the newsgroup disappearing
from Verizon, well, you posted to it!! I have heard of others having this
problem recently and a group refresh fixed the problem.

Eric
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