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Frustrated with Plumber

L. Brown
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Hello BP,

I need some advice. I recently bought my first home, which is a house hack. There have been some fairly major plumbing issues. I didn't have a plumber that I knew of, so I went on to Task Rabbit. He came and did some work but continued to experience plumbing problems. My realtor (who is also an investor) recommended a plumber to me. He does very good work but he shows up at least 3 hours late to the jobs which I hate. My realtor said this is how contractors/specialists are. Is this true? Are they that unprofessional? Do I keep looking for a plumber? I'm extremely frustrated.

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Dan Weber
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  • Portland, ME
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Dan Weber
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If you still need plumbing work done then you will need to keep looking. A couple other options to find a good plumber:

-Post on BP and get recommendations from other members in your area

-Go to a meetup (BP meetup or other REIA) and ask others there for recommendations

-Go to Home Depot and ask the employee working in plumbing for a couple plumbers they recommend

If you hear the same name come up a couple of times, that would be a good person to call.

  • Dan Weber

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