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In short, we genuinely care! Because without our customers, there is no us! And it really is just that simple, and here's how we show it:

  • We answer our phones 24hours a day, 7-days a week. When you reach out, you'll be speaking with a master plumber, not an answering machine.
  • We return all calls within 15 minutes - no if's, and's, or but's.
  • We provide two-hour windows for arrival. That way, you're not waiting at the house all day trying to be home for an eight-hour window.
  • We stay small by design, which enables us to maintain extremely qualified technicians who are truly masters at their trade. We choose this route instead of accepting more work than we can handle, giving us the freedom to provide personalized service.
  • We're working owners who have been at this craft for over 30 years. The plumbing technicians we do employ are top-notch professionals with a high level of skill and knowledge.

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If you notice any of the following signs, call Servant Plumbing ASAP for leak detection services in Charleston:

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  • Constant Low Water Pressure
  • Water Saturated Yard or Landscaping
  • Damaged Flooring
  • Strange Noises from Pipes
  • Peeling Paint
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  • We have both the highest number of received reviews as well as the highest ratings of those reviews.
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North Florida vs. Charleston Southern Predictions & Picks: Spread, Total - November 9

Thursday's contest between the North Florida Ospreys (1-0) and the Charleston Southern Buccaneers (1-0) at The Buc Dome has a good chance to be a close matchup, as our computer prediction projects a final score of 76-74, with North Florida coming out on top. Game time is at 7:00 PM ET on November 9.There is no line set for the game.Watch live college basketball games from all...

Thursday's contest between the North Florida Ospreys (1-0) and the Charleston Southern Buccaneers (1-0) at The Buc Dome has a good chance to be a close matchup, as our computer prediction projects a final score of 76-74, with North Florida coming out on top. Game time is at 7:00 PM ET on November 9.

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Tampa Bay Defense Alliance and Airlift/Tanker Association to Present Tampa Bay Trophy to Mary Graham from Joint Base Charleston

TAMPA, Fla., Nov. 8, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Tampa Bay Defense Alliance (TBDA) President Maj. Gen. Lawrence M. Martin Jr., USAF (Ret) and Airlift/Tanker Association (A/TA) Chairman (Ret) Gen. Carlton D. Everhart II, USAF (Ret) announced today Mary Graham from Joint Base Charleston, SC as the recipient of the 2023 Tampa Bay Trophy. The Tampa Bay Trophy recognizes a civic leader whose lifetime achievement and distinguished service to the United States Air Force and Air Mobility Command epitomizes the synergy between civilian and military communit...

TAMPA, Fla., Nov. 8, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Tampa Bay Defense Alliance (TBDA) President Maj. Gen. Lawrence M. Martin Jr., USAF (Ret) and Airlift/Tanker Association (A/TA) Chairman (Ret) Gen. Carlton D. Everhart II, USAF (Ret) announced today Mary Graham from Joint Base Charleston, SC as the recipient of the 2023 Tampa Bay Trophy. The Tampa Bay Trophy recognizes a civic leader whose lifetime achievement and distinguished service to the United States Air Force and Air Mobility Command epitomizes the synergy between civilian and military communities.

Maj. Gen. Martin and Gen. Everhart will present Graham with her citation at the 2023 Airlift Tanker Association Convention held at the Gaylord Texan Resort and Convention Center, Grapevine, TX on November 10, 2023, at 4:45 PM.

"Today's demanding environment places huge stress on our Air Force, its communities, people, and families. Our military bases depend on great partnerships with their neighboring communities and the amazing civic leaders who grow and sustain those relationships. The Tampa Bay Defense Alliance is proud to join the Airlift Tanker Association each year to honor a deserving community leader. Every year, we are thrilled and grateful for outstanding nominations by Air Force communities. From that impressive group, we are incredibly honored to select Mary Graham of Joint Base Charleston for her superb leadership, advocacy, and devotion to her community," said Martin.

According to the citation, Graham distinguished herself by exceptionally meritorious conduct while performing outstanding service to the Airmen, Sailors, Soldiers, and families of Joint Base Charleston, the Charleston community, the State of South Carolina, and to the United States Air Force. A driving Charleston civic leader for over 30 years, Graham improved the lives of service members, military veterans, and their families, enhanced the Joint Base Charleston mission, united the Charleston community, and drove positive improvements at the local, state, and federal level. Graham's leadership facilitated lower cost child-care access, increased funding for the elementary school serving Joint Base Charleston, eased South Carolina's spousal employment licensing restrictions, and promoted full state income tax exemption for military retirees.

When base closures first threatened, she advocated to retain regional naval facilities. A second base closure around a decade later led to the creation of Joint Base Charleston. Among her many mission-enhancing accomplishments, she garnered grants to improve Joint Base Charleston's fire-fighting capacity and to upgrade morale, welfare, and readiness facilities. She directed elected leadership toward the need for legislative changes to state drivers' licensing regulations which will permit newly arrived airmen and sailors to get their driver's licenses up to six months sooner. She helped the area earn three Abilene Trophies for Air Mobility Command's best community support and the 2017 Great American Defense Community Award. She served as the 437 Mission Support Group Honorary Commander and as a member of the Air Mobility Command and Air and Space Force Civic Leader Groups. She was also selected by Headquarters Air Force to serve as an Air and Space Force civic leader mentor. Additionally, she serves in leadership roles for the Palmetto Military Support Group, the South Carolina Military Base Task Force, and the Association of Defense Communities Federal Outreach and Advisory Committee. Graham is truly a champion of Joint Base Charleston's air mobility mission and has earned our gratitude for all she's accomplished as the recipient of the 2023 Airlift/Tanker Association Tampa Bay Trophy.

"We are thrilled to hear that is the recipient of the Tampa Bay Trophy," said Col. , 628th Air Base Wing commander. "Her accomplishments in support of Joint Base Charleston and all the military members stationed in are staggering. She has a passion to support the military community, combined with a willingness to engage and an uncanny ability to get things done," Freeman said. "Mary is absolutely deserving of this recognition."

"The Airlift/Tanker Association proudly partners with the Tampa Bay Defense Alliance as together we honor our outstanding air mobility civic leader each year with the Tampa Bay Trophy. Mary's sustained leadership, advocacy and devotion has made life better for our Airmen, Sailors, Soldiers, Marines, veterans, and families across South Carolina. She's made a huge difference for our service members and their families, the Air Mobility mission in and continues to make her community, our Air Force, and our nation better," said A/TA Chairman, Gen (ret) .

The Tampa Bay Trophy was created in 2016 by the Tampa Bay Defense Alliance and honors a civilian each year for their distinguished service and contributions to our country's Air Force servicemen and women. The Trophy, a one-of-a-kind bronze sculpture by , unofficial sculptor laureate, highlights the true spirit of the and recognizes the service of the patriots who receive the prestigious award.

The Tampa Bay Defense Alliance (TBDA) was formed in 2012 to champion our defense community by connecting our civilians to our military. The TBDA represents an eight-county region covering , , , , , , , and . Speaking as One Team with , TBDA collaborates and cooperates with our community partners on issues of importance to the defense and military communities in our region. The TBDA promotes a collaborative and engaging environment that vigorously supports a robust and growing defense community. United in actions, we are a forum of strategic thinkers that provide vital linkage to all organizations supporting our military personnel and their families.

DHEC will hold disaster training programs in North Charleston after receiving $1M grant

...NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control (DHEC) is the recipient of a $1 million grant from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to continue the agency's Environmental Justice efforts in South Carolina.According to a press release, the DHEC will use this funding to hold hyper-local training programs in underserved communities, with the purpose of helping these community members better prepare for, respond to, and recover from disasters such as hurricane...

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NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control (DHEC) is the recipient of a $1 million grant from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to continue the agency's Environmental Justice efforts in South Carolina.

According to a press release, the DHEC will use this funding to hold hyper-local training programs in underserved communities, with the purpose of helping these community members better prepare for, respond to, and recover from disasters such as hurricanes, flooding, chemical releases and pandemics.

Read more: DHEC urges everyone to update immunizations ahead of holiday season

One of these communities will be located in North Charleston, according to the press release. There will also be communities in Columbia and Greenville.

The press release says this is the largest amount of federal funding for Environmental Justice initiatives that DHEC has received to date.

"Environmental Justice is focused on ensuring all people have the equal right to be protected from environmental pollution and natural disasters, no matter where they live," said Keisha Long, the DHEC Environmental Justice coordinator, in a statement. "Our work, which is supported by these federal grants, is driven by that principle that no community or neighborhood should be left behind when it comes to environmental impacts. All South Carolinians deserve to live in a clean and healthy environment."

Read more: DHEC funds five programs to combat community violence and gun deaths

DHEC and its partners will work together to communicate and then apply the principles of Community-Managed Disaster Risk Reduction (CDMRR) training in the form of a field practicum, according to the press release. The field practicum takes the information taught in a classroom setting and puts it into practice.

An action planning session typically follows the field practicum. The overall goals are to empower Environmental Justice communities to develop disaster resiliency plans and build capacity to better prepare for, respond to, and recover from disasters, according to the press release.

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To learn more about DHEC’s Environmental Justice program, including a history and overview, visit scdhec.gov/environment/environmentaljustice

Breaking down Election Day do's and don'ts in the Carolinas

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — You can cast your vote in North Carolina on Nov. 7, but what do you need to know before you go?OUR SOURCES:THE FIRST QUESTION:Do you need an ID to vote?THE ANSWER:Yes, in both states, you do need a form of personal identification to vote.This recently changed in North Carolina. Dickerson said you need to show a photo ID like a license, ID card, or veteran or school ID before you head into the vot...

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — You can cast your vote in North Carolina on Nov. 7, but what do you need to know before you go?

OUR SOURCES:

THE FIRST QUESTION:

Do you need an ID to vote?

THE ANSWER:

Yes, in both states, you do need a form of personal identification to vote.

This recently changed in North Carolina. Dickerson said you need to show a photo ID like a license, ID card, or veteran or school ID before you head into the voting booth.

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"It's not a voter ID, it's a photo ID," Dickerson said. "I want to see that you are the person that represents In front of me."

Dickerson said if you forgot your ID or have a reasonable excuse why you don't have one, you will still be able to fill out a provisional ballot.

"A provisional ballot is just that we will check to see if we made a mistake or if there is no photo ID if they have a reasonable impediment, then we have to accept that, or if they don't have it on them, they can bring It back by Nov. 16 by 5 p.m.," Dickerson said.

THE NEXT QUESTION:

Can you wear political apparel in the polling area?

THE ANSWER:

In North Carolina, yes.

"You can wear the 'Vote for me,' T-shirt," Dickerson said. "You can't campaign; you can't scream out. That is not permitted."

However, in South Carolina, you can not.

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THE FINAL QUESTION:

Can you take a selfie with your ballot?

THE ANSWER:

No, you can't take a selfie with your ballot.

"In North Carolina, it is illegal you can't take a picture of your ballot or a selfie of your ballot," Dickerson said.

The same rules apply in South Carolina.

On Election Day, polls will open in Mecklenburg County starting at 6:30 a.m. and close at 7:30 p.m.

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