M&R Service
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M&R Service provides plumbing, electrical, restoration, HVAC, generator, and water treatment services in Farmington, New Mexico and Durango, Colorado. The company has over two decades of professional experience. Their plumbing services include fixture installation, tankless water heater systems, and trenchless sewer line replacement for residential and commercial clients. They offer emergency disaster restoration services for flood, fire, and mold damage. M&R Service operates offices in both Far
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