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Julien Teoulet
  • little rock
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Issue with Plumbing quality of work

Julien Teoulet
  • little rock
Posted

Hello community. 

I had a leak under slab in one of my property and plumbing contractor had to redirect the line in the attic. 

I could not be present at time of the work and went to check it only a couple of days after everything was done. 

When I went to check my water meter, it is still running (they said they checked and it was good), and I am pretty pissed off about what I found outside. (see picture). 

I am contacting the owner to have a discussion with him, but what are my legal options here? I can't believe this would pass a code requirement but I am not sure how to find out. 

Is there a solution to get a legal expertise done ? 

The plumber is an LLC, accredited by the better business bureau

Thank you

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