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	Plumbing Contractors in Hartford, Connecticut TOTAL PROS : 28 TOTAL RATINGS : 26

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Leo Bond Plumbing & Heating Inc.

Customer Rating:

Project: Install Plumbing in a Remodel or Addition

City: Hartford, CT

As far as plumbing goes, they were very courteous, clean and the plumbing works. However, plumbing is expensive when you hire a professional and their communication could have been a bit better. But my plumbing is in and works so I would recommend them.

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Hartford City Facts

•	Approximate 51,000 residents of Hartford, CT own their homes.
•	Bushnell Park provides not only respite from concrete and steel, but is a venue for several festivals, fairs and events. It is named for the Reverend Horace Bushnell, who was an early advocate to create an open space for the public in Hartford, CT.
•	For many years, Downtown Hartford was cut off from the Connecticut River, which forms its eastern boundary, due to the dike built to ensure flood control.