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Posted by pauly on September 3, 2006, 10:41 pm
I am on septic not town water though, only issue for me is giving the
gas the option of going through to the roof. And of course a trap on
jacuzzi.
I can see it all though, its on the main floor and theres drop ceiling
in the basement below, so theres no issue with hidden piping.
Though my well water is clean, I do have to set that water softener
kinda high, so for drinking I just use those 5 gallon water cooler
tanks.
But im sure the cost of fixing the other issues would be half the bill
of running return air all around the house to the sinks, jacuzzi and
out to the washer.
Fixing the rest is something to worry about later prior to selling.
Al Bundy wrote:
>
> > Interesting story in Cary, NC. Everyone in Cary, a town of about 100k
> > people, had to boil water because Ecoli was found during routine
> > checking of house samples. After 24 hours they narrowed it down to
> > about half the town. After another 24 hours it was just one block.
> > After another 24 hours it was just the one house. They believe non
> > permitted plumbing which violated code caused the probkem though I
> > haven't seen the final answer published in the newspaper yet. Every
> > restaurant and hotel and meat market had to be closed for the weekend.
> > It was no fun. Don't screw up the water supply please.
> >
> >
> >
> >>
> >>>
> >>> My question is, if I get someone in to fix specifically the blocked
> >>> pipe and place a trap at the jacuzzi, does he have to finish all
> >>> jobs. Ie, I dont see a led from behind sink pipes to the air
> >>> outside. Does he have to legally do all the work or can I just get
> >>> what must be done now.
> >>
> >> Legally, he is just another guy. He is obligated to do his own work
> >> in compliance with codes, buth= he will not much care about other
> >> problems and has no authority to enforce anything. Most people would
> >> suggest getting a problem resoved, but there is no obligation.
> >>
> >>> Btw, having someone in to remove the chimney in early october at
> >>> latest, at that time I want to bring the plumber in. In the meantime
> >>> I actually have the opening of the 2nd sink overflow directed into
> >>> extra hose and out the window.
> >>>
> >>> Obviously cant do this for ever but only need a few weeks.
> >>
> >> We've probably all did one thing or another on a temporary basis.
> >> Sometimes it makes a lot of sense,assume it is not life threatening.
> >>
> >
> >
>
>
> Saw that on WRAL.
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