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Hey all,
I have been asked by the California Clean Boating Network to help compile a list of companies that do installation or repair of marine heads, holding tanks and associated plumbing. So I guess I'm asking you to help me help compile the list ;-) Anybody know of any marine plumbers serving the Sacramento River Delta or San Francisco Bay Area? Thanks.
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Most full-service boat yards probably do marine head installations. I don't know of anyone who specializes in doing just "marine plumbing".
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