Master Trade, Inc.

03/15/2022

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Call Master Trade to avoid plumbing problems before next winter

01/17/2022

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Plumbing solutions can help prevent this problem from happening in the first place.

10/29/2021

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Master Trade is equipped and experienced in specialized solutions for block lines and pipe repairs.

08/14/2021

Check out our revamped website! www.mastertradeplumbing.com

The authority for premium plumbing services in the Chicagoland areaWith over 20 years of experience, we offer a unique combination of excellence and expertise. Your satisfaction is our main priority.   Specialized in sewer lining and solutions to plumbing problemsWe operate like plumbing detective...

06/22/2011

Destructive weather is commonplace in Chicagoland. Comed has reported more than 100,000 homes without power as a result of yesterday's storms alone. Now is a great time to consider the convenience of having a backup generator. Master Trade, Inc. specializes in the installation of backup generators. Call us today, or visit our website for more information.

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05/22/2011

Master Trade Inc. now offering Preventive Maintenance services. Don't let a plumbing disaster happen to you -- call us today!

05/22/2011

Check out our newly-launched website www.mastertradeplumbing.com

05/18/2011

Tip: If possible, try to refrain from taking your cell phone into the bathroom with you... or at least keep it away from the toilet. Should the above situation happen to you, call us and we'll be happy to get your phone out. Unfortunately, it will probably be worthless but the good new is your memory card (with pictures, etc.) can be saved.

05/03/2011

Putting grease and fatty foods in your garbage disposal can back up pipes and also overwhelm the water-treatment systems. Be mindful of what you scrape into the sink versus into the trash. Some foods decompose in a landfill which is gentler on the environment in the long run.