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Aaron's Septic Tank Service

PO Box 24662
San Jose, CA 95154 408-371-2350

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Good job and usually pay cash. - Oct 24, 2022

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Drain Masters

4960 Almaden Expy
San Jose, CA 95118 408-629-1453

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Due to the age of septic system we needed to do a major overhaul. We needed... - Apr 20, 2024

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ABLE

PO Box 24819
San Jose, CA 95154 408-377-9990

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The office is hard to deal with. - Jul 31, 2023

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Aaron's Septic Tank Service

15308 Stratford Dr
San Jose, CA 95124 650-967-9510

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Whether it’s routine or an emergency, sometimes you need a good plumber. Fortunately, we’ve found many excellent plumbing outfits in the area, including many that not only rate best for quality work, but also are among the lowest in price.

With any company you choose, dealing wisely with the plumber nets better work and saves you money. Whether you need a remodeling job or repairs, if possible get a written price quote before work begins.

Following these rules will help reduce the seriousness and frequency of plumbing problems.

Most serious basement moisture problems occur when water leaks or seeps through basement floors, through joints between floors and walls, or through walls below ground level during or after rainstorms.

There are a number of ways to treat below-ground rainwater leakages, with advantages and disadvantages to each. The first step is to check gutters and downspouts. Then inspect the soil around your house to make sure it is properly graded.

Once you decide on the best way to solve your wet basement problem, how do you get the work done?