Dear Valued Customer,
Handyman Connection of Mountain View is committed to providing the highest quality services to our customers. We know that our customers have a choice, and we are grateful for your continued partnership.
For the past several years, Handyman Connection of Mountain View has been absorbing processing and transaction fees related to payments made by credit card. Unfortunately, our costs for credit card acceptance have continued to rise. Credit card rates have continued to skyrocket over the last few years, and more and more credit cards are run with the card not present (phone transactions, etc.). “Card not present” transactions also increase the rate we are charged. The use of credit cards to pay bills has also increased significantly.
Effective April 1, 2023, we will begin adding a 3% convenience fee for all credit card payments. The fee with be added to payments made with Visa, Mastercard, American Express and Discover to offset the fees charged by the card companies. In accordance with credit card network rules, Handyman Connection of Mountain View cannot profit from this fee, and it does not exceed our expenses associated with accepting credit card payments.
Payments made by check, electronic payment (ACH/EFT), wire, or debit card will not be charged the convenience fee.
We thank you for your understanding as we implement this fee and offset some of the increased inflationary costs we are all incurring. We are happy to work with you on alternate payment options.
Sincerely,
George Brisker
Owner/President
Handyman Connection of Mountain View
gbrisker@handymanconnection.com
Home Improvement / December 1, 2017
An undetected leak can waste significant amounts of money given enough time. Fortunately, there are simple and effective ways to check for leaks around your home. Handyman Connection® of Mountain View explains how to check for leaks and discusses a few ways to fix them:
Checking Your Home for Leaks
Checking your water meter is one of the best ways to determine if you have a leak in your plumbing system. First, make sure that there is no water being used outside or inside your home. Then find your water meter and check the leak indicator to see if it’s showing any movement. You can also take a water meter reading and wait 1 to 2 hours to take another reading. If the reading has changed even though no water was used, you have a leak.
Now you need to find out if the leak is outside or inside your home. Shut off the water at the main valve, and then check the leak indicator if it’s still running, or use the method of meter reading. If there is no change in the meter readings or if the leak indicator no longer moves, then you have a leak inside the home. If the meter keeps moving, or if the readings are changing, then the leak is outside, between the meter and your home.
Fixing Leaky Faucets and Toilets
You can fix leaking faucets by first checking the status of their rubber washers. Worn rubber washers lead to leaks. Fortunately, washers are easy to replace if you have the right tools. You can fix leaking toilets, on the other hand, by simply replacing the filling mechanism or the toilet flapper. Flapper valves cause leaks when they become worn or cracked. If you have trouble finding the leaks around your home or fixing the leaks, then don’t hesitate to call us.
If the leak is too difficult or time-consuming to fix, don’t worry. Handyman Connection of Mountain View can help you. We are plumbing experts who can handle any kind of leak. We also back our work with a satisfaction guarantee, to make sure that you’re happy with the quality of our work. In addition to plumbing, we can also help you with carpentry and other general home maintenance tasks. Contact us to learn more about checking for leaks around your home. You can also request an estimate.
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