YES .. it's true. Each and EVERY water heater manufacturer will be increasing their costs here just before summer 2012!
What does that mean for you as the consumer???? Most likely any company selling or installing water heaters will be increasing their rates.
We at SPLASH Plumbing have done our best to "hold our prices" on water heaters for the last THREE years ..... that's right .... THREE years. Despite the fact that we have incured price increases we HAVE NOT passed this on to our clients.
Can the "HOME DEPOT" or "LOWE's" warehouses say that? How about the local franchise plumbing companies? I don't think so!
So what are we at SPLASH Plumbing going to do? To be quiet honest ... we are going to continue operating with the same positive ethical character as always ..... we here at SPLASH Plumbing are determined to exceed our clients expectations while offering competitive rates for ALL of our services.
If you would like to know more, simply feel free to contact us here in the office at 877-HEY-SPLASH or at the following local numbers:
North County 714-688-0804
South County 949-642-7900
7 comments:
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Maybe you would never guess that the kitchen is made of recycled paper materials that are environmentally friendly. Very surprising indeed.
Water heaters are very important for places with cold climate. Increase in the price of water heaters will be good so that companies can maintain the quality of their products.
Water heaters are very important to those residentials in cold places. An increase in the price of water heaters will be okay as long as the companies will maintain the quality of their products.
I really appreciate plumbers and home management companies that don't increase their prices when water prices are increased. It really does make a difference, and I take the extra time to find the ones with the best rates.
I am glad I found this blog. I have been looking for commercial plumbing for a while now. Hopefully this group can help me.
Wait, I didn't know that it was plumbers that did maintenance on heaters and furnaces. That's a cool thing to know.
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