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Sewer line repair is a procedure by which a sewer drain is adjusted to compensate for the pressure created by a concrete obstruction in the pipe. An inspection of the plumbing will then be done to make sure that no repair work has been done that is not visible to the naked eye. A professional plumber will also have access to a standard inspection report that is sent to the insurance company or to the customer if it’s an emergency. It is good practice to pay a plumber to ensure the sewer line repairs are made correctly.-

Sewer line repair can cause a pipe to leak and cause an unsightly mess. Sometimes damage can occur when a drain is located under a floor or just behind a wall. To avoid water damage,it is a good idea to have your wall inspected and repaired before having a plumber do any repair work. Small leaks on a wall can be fixed with a plumber,but larger ones will need to be fixed by a professional in a few days. Often,plumbers are paid to do the whole job.

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It is important to understand that a plumber is only qualified to do a particular type of repair. If there is something that is not supposed to be repaired and it is accidentally repaired,the customer may have to pay for a new pipe and the plumber will not be reimbursed. The plumber should ask for permission before opening the pipe and check it out first. If there is something that is not supposed to be there,the plumber should close the pipe before proceeding. The plumber should go through this process before proceeding.

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If you’ve lived in Downtown Chicago corporate housing near Streeterville or River North for awhile,chances are you’ve taken coworkers to one of Chicago’s worst kept secrets – Three Dots And A Dash tiki bar. As tiki bars have exploded in Chicago over the last few years,Three Dots ANd A Dash has consistently been at the top of residents’ lists – and for good reason. Using that momentum,the owners announced this month that they plan to open a brand new bar inside the existing tiki bar – Bamboo Room.

The owners say Bamboo Room will seat 22 patrons and will aim to give tiki bar fanatics a more sophisticated and refined option when selecting which tiki joint to hang out at. If you or a fried live in one of the area’s many furnished rentals or short term rentals,you’ll probably want to make sure Bamboo Room is on your radar due to the fact that it’s perfect for business meetings or bringing out of state guests to.

Paul McGee,one of the most forefront bartenders in the country,was responsible for opening Three Dots and a Dash back in 2013,and Downtown Chicago couldn’t have been more thrilled at the time. The momentum kept up,and McGee opened up another tiki bar,Lost Lake,in Logan Square just a few years later.

Kevin Beary,the current beverage director for the group that runs Three Dots and a Dash,is super happy to see the new bar open.

“It just gives us the ability to do more,” he told a reporter earlier this year. “To do a lot of things that were prohibited due to the volume of Three Dots. This is the nerdy stuff we collected along the way,going through recipes of classic Tiki cocktails. The thought was,’Oh my god,we have to figure out a way to try to do this.'”

The first thing you need to do is to check with your local city or county planning department to learn what the regulations for the address where you want the sign placed.

What they will tell you first is whether the zoning in that area allows for a sign,and if so,what is the maximum size for that sign,if you are allowed to have an internally illuminated sign or neon sign or electronic readerboard or just a monument type sign,or even just a banner or a 4 foot by 4 foot plywood sign. Not to worry,there’s a regulation for everything you do in your business in most 1st World countries (such as the US,Canada,and W.Europe).

Assuming that you can put a sign in the zone you want to place your business in,they will require you to provide some sort of drawing that shows how your sign will be installed.

If you are planning some type of monument sign with metal letters or the like,or an electrical sign mounted on a monument or a pole,it is likely,especially if it is a large electrical sign mounted on a very tall pole 20′ or taller,that you’ll need to have an engineering firm clear the installation method for wind load and weight and whatever else engineers sign off on for loads of cash.

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Once the engineer and/or the city planning department has signed off on their approval that the sign will not fall on their Mom,they’ll issue you a sign permit for anywhere from a few dollars (in small towns) to ridiculous sums of money that would make George Washington go bald… oh,wait,he was bald.

Once that is done,often in conjunction with a professional sign company,now you are ready to have the sign put up – unless you are particularly skilled and have the tools to do it yourself.

A simple sign can be installed by a sign installer from your sign company or you can do it yourself if you’re trying to save coins. As I said before,you can install most any sign by yourself if you have excavating equipment,experience with building concrete forms (or have watched at least one YouTube video on the subject),a boom truck,and an electrician’s license (in many municipalities).

For sake of this discussion,let’s say you are having a 12′ x 18′ sign installed on a metal pole 37′ in the air. Let’s also say you’re having XYZ Company install the sign,a reputable local sign installer.

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The first thing they’ll do is dig a huge hole. This is for the concrete which will surround the pole. The engineer required enough concrete so that just in case there are 2000 mph winds,this sign will not EVER fall down. Or thereabouts.

Next they’ll place the pole in position,plumb and level it,and weld stabilizer bars to it so that when the concrete is poured it will,hopefully,stay exactly where it was placed. Electricity will also be run up inside the pole in most instances when possible.

The next step will be to let the concrete harden,then cut the stabilizer bars off the pole. Now they’re ready to place the sign on the pole. This is where a boom truck comes in very handy. The sign is lifted into place,and for larger signs,usually a 2nd truck will have a “bucket” where a professional sign installer will weld the sign into position – hopefully plumb and level.

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Lastly,the sign installer will add lamps inside the sign cabinet,hook up the wiring to the sign cabinet,install the sign faces,and paint the pole or install a pole skirt.