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Howe-To Tip: 

 

How to measure the water pressure to your house:

Pressure Gauge 

 

Pressure gauges are inexpensive and can be purchased at your local home repair store. 

They are designed to attach to a hose bibb or laundry bibb. Just attach the gauge to the bibb, then open the bibb to read your pressure. It's always better to read the water pressure inside your house, if possible, as some hose bibbs are purposely unregulated and will not give you a true reading of your in-house pressure. Typical household water pressure is between 60 and 75 pounds. 

August 2011 Newsletter

Greetings!

 

Little Guy Back to School

 

August is already here and for many of us it's back to school time for the kids! What better time to make sure all of those home repairs are taken care of then when the kids are out of the house. Make sure all your plumbing is working in top shape so that you can start your day without any delays when the kids are getting ready for school!
 
This month we're launching a fun new raffle that we can't wait to tell you about! ...spoiler alert...we're giving away an iPad 2! Read more about it in our Company Announcements below.

 

Have a great August!

 

Bill and Tina Howe 

 

Remember, call 1-800-BILL-HOWE because we know howe.

 

Deal of the Month

 

National Simplify Your Life Week!

 

Did you know the first week of August is National Simplify Your Life Week? We'd like to help simplify your August and give you a coupon that will make your life just a bit easier!

 

50% off kitchen drain cleaning!

  

Click here for the coupon

  

 

Expires August 31, 2011, COD only, must be scheduled on a Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday, 8 am - 5 pm, cannot be combined with any other offer.

 

DIY: How to Clean Your Aerator

 

Aerators are the fine mesh grid on your faucets that break up the stream of water by mixing in air. They are the device that allows you to have good water pressure but since the volume is 

Kitchen Faucet

reduced, you're saving water. They're mandatory to have on every faucet inside your home. But don't worry, faucets automatically come with aerators, so if you have never looked under your faucet and you don't have unreasonably high water pressure in a particular fixture, odds are you have an aerator.

 

There are only a couple reasons why you should consider cleaning or replacing your aerator: (1) you've noticed that the flow of your faucet has slowed down significantly. Often times when the water to your home or building has been shut off, the debris within your water lines will settle and build up at the aerator. Or, (2) you can see rust or corrosion around your aerator.

 

"Howe" to clean the aerator:


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COMPANY ANNOUNCEMENTS

  

Big Giveaway

We have good news...and even better news! 

 

The good news: if you're reading this, you've automatically been entered in our BIG Giveaway to win an iPad 2 (if you're reading this because your friend forwarded you our wonderful newsletter and the top of the email doesn't have your name on it, stop what you're doing, go to www.billhowe.com and sign up for our newsletter right away!).

 

What's the even better news? You have up to three more chances to enter to win! 

 

Here's how it works: Every three months we're giving away an amazing prize. On October 31st we'll be raffling off our first prize of the BIG Giveaway, an iPad 2. You can enter to win by "Liking" us on Facebook, following us on Twitter, writing a review about our services on Facebook, and/or signing up for our newsletter...which you've already done! Check out our website for additional details and rules!

Employees of the Month

Congratulations to the following employees: 

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Plumbing Tech: Doug Powell

Drain Tech: Charlie Gamez

HVAC Tech: Eric Sanchez

Restoration Tech: Pedro Montes

Laborer: Louis Zimmerman

 

                                           Plumbing Job: Dana Parks

     Drain Job: John Edwards

                HVAC Job: Brian Dorney & Lalo Ceja

                Restoration Job: Antonio Martinez & Jose Davilla 
                
                Customer Service Representative: Rebecca Santiago



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