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  • Severna Park, MD
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Things only break at the worst possible time .

Matthew Paul#2 Contractors Contributor
  • Severna Park, MD
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Yesterday , we had snow , sleet wind and rain . So my second phone call in the morning was from a tenant . "We have no water "    ( House is on a well )   . So I go over and check the breaker , then the pressure switch ,  they are fine , then I check the well pump .  SOB , yup , and I just replaced it 3 years ago .  So fiirst thing this morning , i picked up a new pump and had a friend meet me there .  Two hours later , back in business . Lucky the pipe was only 90 feet .   For those of you who havent ever seen one , the silver thing is the well pump .  All in parts were $385.00 .  To call a service guy  $ 1500 

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