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Laila Farally
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Back Flow Prevention Installation. Tenant or Landlord?

Laila Farally
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Philadelphia, PA
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Hi! I'm renting a commercial space for a friend and a new day care is moving in there. The state came in and said we needed a back flow prevention for the water system. I"m located in PA, by law am do tenants usually pay for it or is it the landlord responsibility? 

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Alex Deacon
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Alex Deacon
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@Laila Farally this is typically the landlord responsibility. Now since its a commercial property it could be written in the lease that the tenant is responsible. 

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