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As someone in central TX, I think of folks to the north as either in the Panhandle, DFW, or "north TX" in general.
December 13, 2024 at 9:14 PM
As someone in central TX, I think of folks to the north as either in the Panhandle, DFW, or "north TX" in general.
When living in Pittsburgh, we thought of you as just Eastern PA. Had no idea you considered us "upstate."
December 13, 2024 at 9:11 PM
When living in Pittsburgh, we thought of you as just Eastern PA. Had no idea you considered us "upstate."
In ATX, homes have a "user shutoff" valve near the water meter (in own tube in yard). You might try turning it off to see if the leak stops. If/when you turn it back on, do it slooooowly. If you're user shutoff valve is broken, you can use a wrench to turn off the city's valve by the meter.
December 5, 2024 at 9:29 PM
In ATX, homes have a "user shutoff" valve near the water meter (in own tube in yard). You might try turning it off to see if the leak stops. If/when you turn it back on, do it slooooowly. If you're user shutoff valve is broken, you can use a wrench to turn off the city's valve by the meter.
Second the recommendation for DryForce. And S&D plumbing fixed leaks into the house and under our slab. Outside they did the repair. Inside they re-routed the line. Good luck!
December 5, 2024 at 9:21 PM
Second the recommendation for DryForce. And S&D plumbing fixed leaks into the house and under our slab. Outside they did the repair. Inside they re-routed the line. Good luck!
That 2012 graph is a good reminder of where we were. Do you have a similar pie graph for 2024? It would be good to see what we'd lose if the ACA goes away.
November 21, 2024 at 11:14 PM
That 2012 graph is a good reminder of where we were. Do you have a similar pie graph for 2024? It would be good to see what we'd lose if the ACA goes away.