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Do I need a plumber or a Culligan repair person?

Filed Under Maintenance & Repairs 

borg_31 asked:

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There is a small amount of water on the floor by the water softener. IF it is a problem with the (Culligan) softener, do I need to call Culligan to get a service call? Or, can a plumber do it instead?

IRWIN
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Comments

3 Responses to “Do I need a plumber or a Culligan repair person?”

  1. EARNEST on February 18th, 2009 3:33 am

    REID

    if your unit is warrentied cal culligan if not any good plumber can fix it.

  2. SANFORD on February 20th, 2009 1:31 pm

    DANIAL

    Look carefully around it to see where the water is coming from first. If it is coming from the tank or a connection to it and Culligan installed it, then it should be their responsibility, assuming it is still under warranty.

    If the water is coming from somewhere else or from the connection and either Culligan did not install it or it is out of warranty, then go with whomever you prefer.

  3. TOMMY on February 21st, 2009 5:11 am

    KIETH

    A plumber can do it for sure he probably has far more plumbing experience.