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Mr. Jin Lee





Mr. Jin Lee has been in the plumbing business for over 20 years. When Mr. Jin Lee was still a boy he was fascinated with the way things worked.  He enjoyed taking things apart and putting them back  together.  Plumbing was always something that interest him. Jin Lee came to the United States from Korea in 1995.  That's when he pursed his plumbing career. Jin Lee did a lot of research on plumbing problems and solutions.  In 2003 he started his own company.  Smart Plumbers and Rooters.  Smart Plumbers and Rooters is a full plumbing service firm and is Diamond Certified.

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We service residential, commercial and industrial.  Installing and repairing drains, faucets, toilets, gas and water lines, garbage disposals, water heaters, video line inspections etc.  we also do excavating , hydro jetting, trench-less pipe work  and more. We service  Santa Clara, San Mateo and San Francisco counties   Mr. Jin Lee is a very intelligent and hard working, not to mention he is nice person.  He likes to play golf and a couple of his favorite words are quickly and lazy.  He can be a little pushy at times but its only cause he wants to see the best in a person.  He likes perfection and knows that everyone can do a job without mistakes.  I havent been with Smart Plumbers and Rooters very long but i enjoy working here.

Remember to give Smart Plumbers and Rooters a call at 408 247-2400 to schedule a appointment for all your plumbing needs.







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