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Doing your own excavating work on pipe repair jobs can give you better profit margins, but it’s important to get proper training and learn to do the work safely.
A common task for a plumber or drain cleaner is to diagnose a broken water or sewer line, pinpoint where it needs to be dug up, safely excavate that section of piping, and make a repair. There are many different ways to repair broken lines these days, but if the line is completely broken, many times the only repair option is to dig it up and complete a spot repair. If you are a small plumbing shop, and you sub out the excavation to another contractor, this information will fall on deaf ears. But if you would rather get paid full
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