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Chosen Rooter & Plumbing

When you need plumbing leak repairs or drain cleaning services, trust us at Chosen Rooter & Plumbing for services throughout the San Francisco Bay Area. We're family-owned and operated with over 12 years of experience. Our plumbers are highly trained, licensed, bonded, and insured. No matter how complex your plumbing problem is, we're your one-stop shop. You won't question whether you made the right choice. Everyone deserves a good plumber who is reliable, knowledgeable, AND affordable. Call us!

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380 Swift Ave Ste 24, South San Francisco, CA 94080 (415) 702-9919 https://www.chosenrooter.com/

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Best way to detect a leak in a residential irrigation sprinkler system?

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Aug 21, 2014

John I would do what Paul said but I would take an additonal step of capping the sprinkler heads where they are easy to get to with a half dozen of 1/2" PVC caps. Then you are increasing the pressure ... read more

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