Calling plumbers in the forum lol

[fatboyroy]

I have done lots of dry wall work. It is not difficult but take your time and it will work out.

Yea I did some painting and home renovating work when i was in my teens, so not my first time. I do not have deadline I could finish by next year if needed lol

 

[Adrian @ JB Solutions]

Yea I did some painting and home renovating work when i was in my teens, so not my first time. I do not have deadline I could finish by next year if needed lol

Sounds like you are not married lol Glad it's all done now.

 

[fatboyroy]

Sounds like you are not married lol Glad it's all done now.

Now that Ive been looking at the damn holes for a bit, I was thinking just to get a velcro and stick a few portrait frame on it. it will not be aligned with each other but lots of good abstract design that does that. If I use weird enough portrait/painting it may work and I will have access to my plumbing 24/7 lol. Those in the baseboard I will definitely cover back up.

 

[Romeo2173]

I got a call from the water company and notified me about a leak (continuous use for a month they claim). I consumed over 40K gallon on the last billing cycle. I was instructed to look in my water meter and its showing 1.7GPM consumption (all faucet turned off). At first I thought my toilet flush assembly as I recently replaced one but I inspected and its not showing any leak after flushing and refill, it stops completely. No visible water in wall or floor, I put my ear in wall for each faucet and cannot hear any water drip sound. Is there any thing else I'm missing to check before I call the plumber? I currently shut my main line so I'm not wasting any water lol

On the display of your watermeter there should be a red triangle that will spin accordingly when water is used.(EX)- Flush toilet = fast spin
Sink on at a trickle= slow spin
BUT: it will not spin until water runs thru the meter( even smallest amount of water thru meter will result in 1/4-1/2 turn.
With unknown tiny leak somewhere- spins very slow continuously until curb valve is shut off or leak repaired.