I can answer most questions in the field of plumbing home repair for the inside or outside property of a home including irrigation systems, septic systems, well water systems, recirculation systems and I can address these questions from a beginning plumbing standpoint or for someone who has more advanced skills.
Are you working on an addition or remodelling? Need some bathroom or kitchen
design ideas?
Run your questions by me since I enjoy that challenge of remodelling & new
construction projects.
Experience I have worked on a variety of major projects including Home Depot as an outsourced Project Manager tasked to repair the fire system at the Fullerton/Placentia store and distribution center in Orange County.
I believe in simplifying any task I am assigned in order to avoid wasting time and material, while I always look for the simplest solution possible to the issue and then I execute my plan.
Having lead many construction crews, large and small, I have been involved in residential and commercial repair and remodel projects including medical facilities, new home construction, high rises and apartment complexes.
Building maintenance work in condominium complexes from Playa del Rey to Beverly Hills to the Hollywood Hills are a speciality. I have completed many maintenance work projects at complexes great and small.
Organizations IAPMO (Int'l Association of Plumbing and Mechanical Officials)
Education/Credentials Los Angeles Trade Technical College - Plumbing, Electrical and HVAC
El Camino College - HVAC, Electrical
Past/Present Clients
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Question Hi Anthony,I would like to replace my tub.The bathroom is 5'x 7' and the tub fits 5' stud to stud.Seems like this could be difficult getting the new one in.Will I have to remove the toilet and the water line that feeds it which is 3 1/2" from the tub to get the new one in?I was thinking about cutting a hole in the bedroom wall and sliding it in.Thanks,Tom
Answer Tom,
It all depends upon what the old tub is made of.
If it's cast iron, then, you'll need lots of help
and room to maneuver.
If it's made of press steel or hard plastic, then,
once you've unhooked the drain and waste and overflow
you will need to roll the tub upwards on the side
opposite the drain.
If the walls around the tub are tiled then you may have
remove about 8 inches of tile to accomplish this.
Take your time.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Anthony
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