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Jason Sung
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Water damage caused by plumber

Jason Sung
  • Investor
  • Dallas, TX
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Hi, I would like any advice who had similar experience before. I just finished fixing a house with new vinyl flooring. I spent more than $10k for flooring. 

Due to clogged toilet, I hired a plumber who helped another house before. He was busy and he sent another person who he works with. 

When I went to see the house after work, I found water all over the floor. 

The plumber said he does not have insurance. 

What would be the best way to address this situation?

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dude just buy commercial dehumidifier asap. 

Not every issue need to go to lawyer, lately I've seen posting just for little bit everything must go to court.

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