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No matter how extensive the
quality control is, once in a while, there will be a defective product sold. A
leaking fixture can cause a great deal of damage. When this happens, who is
liable?
The Purchaser?
The Supplier?
The Manufacturer?
The
Plumbing Contractor?
If your plumbing contractor furnished and installed
the product, he would accept full responsibility. If he only installed it, he
would not. Be wise, buy your plumbing fixtures and faucets from your licensed
and insured Plumbing Contractor! |
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| Be Wise... |
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Buy from a Licensed and Insured Plumbing Contractor. For a better
overall experience and to ensure competence, use the link below
to find a contractor near your home. |
| Find a Contractor Now |
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Who Should Furnish Fixtures?
Why your Plumbing Contractor
should furnish the fixtures and faucets he installs in your home or
building. |
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Are you really saving money? |
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Do you want your plumber to wait while you return a wrong or defective part? A plumbing contractor knows
what parts and materials are necessary for the job.
Plus, he has the equipment, tools and expertise to do the job
correctly. Your plumbing contractor can furnish you quality products at a competitive price. He can help you choose from a
wide selection of products that fit within your budget. |
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| Warranty |
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Plumbing contractors
warranty their material and workmanship for a period of time after the
installation. However, if your plumber does not furnish the materials used,
(such as fixtures and faucets), he obviously cannot warranty them. Every
fixture or faucet defect would result in a labor charge for the repairs. |
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| Delivery |
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When a customer purchases direct from a supplier, the plumbing contractor has no control or responsibility in
regards to the delivery of these fixtures or faucets. It is the responsibility of the purchaser to be sure these items are
delivered when and where they are needed.
Standard practice for the suppliers is to furnish "tailgate deliver". This
means the fixtures will be delivered to the job and set off the back of the truck. It’s then the responsibility of the
purchaser to distribute the fixtures where they belong. |
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