Since the advent of the World Wide Web, I’ve been excited to produce content for the O’Grady Plumbing website. It’s nice when the time and effort online culminates into a professional job of communication with my clients and visitors offline. I’m a lifelong tinkerer, and when I looked at the 2013-2016 version of our website
Finding myself with a few minutes recently, I took a peek at O’Grady Plumbing’s reviews on Yelp.com. My plan was to read them from the standpoint of a potential customer looking to hire us for a commercial or residential plumbing job in San Francisco. The problem with that, of course, is that I’m not an
From time to time here on the O’Grady Plumbing blog, we like to highlight one of our team members. This time around we’re pointing the plumber’s spotlight at Tung Pham. Maybe it was his Army training, but Tung hit the deck running when he joined our team in the spring of 2014. Here’s Tung Pham
A customer recently asked me if I thought it would be ”excessive” to install a water sensor alarm to protect her home from damage caused by water leaks and floods. My first thought was this might be a bit much, but I wanted to take a look at what was at stake, so I visited
Doing plumbing and becoming a plumber are horses of a different color — only incidentally related and with a distinctly different significance. It’s like what you can expect to get when calling someone certified in First Aid as opposed to phoning a physician for your medical needs. As a matter of fact, more than one
Recently, one of O’Grady Plumbing’s HTC smartphones ended up in a sewage ejector tank after being dropped by a technician who was replacing a pump. It was a simple mistake. The guy leaned forward to take a quick look at the tank and — even quicker — his phone slid out of his breast pocket