Re: PVC Pipe

Posted by e-plumber on June 16, 2004 at 16:24:00:
In response to Re: PVC Pipe
: I paid a plummer to plumb a new bathroom. I am looking at the PVC joints in the drain lines and it doesn't seem that he primed them. There is no purple coloration adn the letters on the pipe are not removed. : How serious is this? What should I do at this point? Reply: I would never assume anything. You're paying good money for this job and you expect a professional installation. If you are in doubt about the plumbers competence ask the plumbing inspector to have the plumber confirm exactly how the piping and fittings were prepared. This type of plumbing work is supposed to be filed, inspected and approved. e-plumber

Posted by e-plumber on June 16, 2004 at 16:24:00:

In response to Re: PVC Pipe

: I paid a plummer to plumb a new bathroom. I am looking at the PVC joints in the drain lines and it doesn't seem that he primed them. There is no purple coloration adn the letters on the pipe are not removed.

: How serious is this? What should I do at this point?

Reply:
I would never assume anything.
You're paying good money for this job and you expect a professional installation. If you are in doubt about the plumbers competence ask the plumbing inspector to have the plumber confirm exactly how the piping and fittings were prepared. This type of plumbing work is supposed to be filed, inspected and approved.
e-plumber

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