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Replacing valves where the water comes in
Hi,
I need to replace the valves right where the water service comes in. My water company turns the water off for free and then turns it on for $50. So it's much cheaper than hiring a plumber for the job. One thing that I am not sure about is this. Once the water is turned off, how will I be able to get all the water out of the pipe (that leads to the street) so I can do my soldering? Many thanks in advance, Aaron |
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