C.J. Erickson Plumbing Co. Opens New “Showroom that Works” in Alsip

C.J. Erickson Plumbing Company opened a new plumbing showroom, located at 12100 S. Cicero Avenue in Alsip, IL. The “Showroom that Works” is a unique 3,500 sq. ft. fully functional, environmentally friendly retail showroom featuring a wide variety of working fixtures, including toilets, showerheads, lavatories, kitchen sinks, disposals, and sump pumps from leading manufacturers. The [...]

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CJE Community Service Corps Sets New Goals for 2011

We have finished up 2010 with 388 hours donated in pro-bono plumbing work and CJE Community Service Corp volunteer work. We met to discuss our service hours in the upcoming year.

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C.J. Erickson Performs Hydro-Excavation at Midway Airport

Recently, C.J. Erickson Plumbing Co. was asked to perform hydro-excavation and air-excavation work at Midway Airport. We have uploaded a video of our hydro-excavation truck in action.

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Checking In with the CJE Community Service Corps

At C.J. Erickson, we are proud to have a socially conscious and generous staff willing to donate hours to serving the community and those in need. In fact, as of October 13, 2010, we have proudly logged a total of 344 volunteer hours helping some incredibly worthwhile causes. In the 2nd half of the year, we have been concentrating our volunteer hours at specific organizations, including the Ronald McDonald House, Together We Cope and Greater Chicago Food Depository.

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Water Hammer

Have you ever experienced a loud hammering noise or pipe rattling in your walls or ceiling? Water Hammer, also called hydraulic shock, is “a sound of concussion of moving water against the sides of a containing pipe or vessel,” (State of Illinois Plumbing Code). Water Hammer is the result of a rapid deceleration of water flow in an enclosed space, like a pipe. There are a few ways to remedy this problem, requiring simple parts and know how.

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