You've gotta learn somehow.PS, Dan, I was reading through the BS-know-diddly-squat-about-it responses in the thread and shaking my head at each one until I finally got to yours.Hector, ake sure you run a few dozen gallons down each drain.

It ok for the price of 5 gallons buckets especially with a pro discount.

Used my phone stopwatch for one minute and used their outside faucet to fill gallon containers.  8 gallons per minute at a well depth of 125 feet.  

I just posted earlier today about changing out 3 faulty toilets on a 32 unit building we just bought in August and saving 160,000 gallons of water PER month and over $1000 PER month!

Keeping aquaria greater than 20 gallons requires our written permission.

He bought 35 gallons of paint for a home that only needed 8 gallons 20 cabinets when he only installed 14.

A few things I have learned...1) A 40 gallon water heater is not big enough for 8 people (lol)2) If it is breakable... it will break3) Fluffy rugs are a bad idea4) People forget stuff... a lot of stuff (this is a pro and a con...

Then buy some 5 gallon buckets of primer from Home Depot and have the guys give a coat of paint(primer) to everything.

To give you an idea, I looked at the Detroit water system site and including sewer, it's: $90.20 per 1000 cubic feet of water (7.48 gallons per cubic foot).

The usage was 101,000 gallons for the 2 month billing cycle, of which the home was only occupied for 10 days.