Michael,Thank you.Nice web site by the way.

Have a reputable contractor do an inspection and give you an estimate for the repairs

If an exact match is important, I'd recommend your local furniture repairman, a reputable one can match the color/staining dead on 99 out of 100 times.

Their business-customer services are a web of 1990s outdated technology and farcical bureaucracy where even the simplest transaction requires a series of phone calls (yes, believe it or not, you'll deal with agents of HSBC who don't have email access and can only contact you by phone) and often only goes in circles.

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http://www.closing.com When you visit the web site, it asks for a property address (optional), city state or zip code.

If you have a need then you could check the 'vendor' list for someone to help you with the premise this person has proven reputable by their past dealings.

If it has a great reputation and has prospects for continuing to increase its client base, it may have a premium over existing income.

RE Agent, Title Company, and I found a page on Lender Processing Services' Web site that might interest you.

P NW, do you have any web links for info on on PEX/Polybutyl fittings?