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Last update on October 21, 2025
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Skidgel Auto Repair
Skidgel Auto Repair
We are a full service auto and truck repair facility. Our main focus is accurate billing, great customer service and honest work and labor times. We strive to make our customers happy.
We are a full service auto and truck repair facility. Our main focus is accurate billing, great customer service and honest work and labor times. We strive to make our customers happy.
The Baileyville, ME homeowners’ guide to gas leak repairs
From average costs to expert advice, get all the answers you need to get your job done.
Find costs to repair a gas line and plan your budget based on the problem, from excavating for a new line to making a minor repair to an existing one.
Whether it's time for pipe replacement or to hook up the range of your dreams, gas line installation cost is an important line in your budget. Let's take a look.
As temperatures plummet, you know to keep an eye out for frozen water pipes, but can gas lines freeze? Find out the answer and how to prevent major problems.
A rotten egg smell in your house can come from several sources, including gas lines, drainpipes, and drywall. Keep reading to learn the causes and solutions.
Curious how deep gas lines are buried? We’ve unearthed the answer and the dirt on how far down those lines might be lying in wait.
Gas fitters and plumbers are both qualified to work on natural gas lines, but what you call them depends on where you live.
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- 🛠 "Fix a leaking pipe under the sink"
- 🏠 "Repair shingles on an asphalt roof"