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Kay Liunas asked:

Jul 10, 2015

Can I report a plumber for not doing work that I was told they had done? It has been 4 years since said work was done and we recently had to inspect the attic b A pipe was to be installed from the drain pan under our water heater to allow any accumulated water to go outside of the house. Recently our water heater burst (in the attic) and caused a lot of damage. the pipe was only 4 foot, capped off and hid under insulation.

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Kay Liunas asked:

Jul 10, 2015

Can I report a plumber for not doing work that I was told they had done? It has been 4 years since said work was done and we recently had to inspect the attic b

Amy of Gutter King of Twin Cities ^PRO answered:

Jul 22, 2015

It all depends on the companies policy. Here we would of course be more than happy to come out and look at everything, and fix them for you, but we also do provide 10 year warranties to our customers, so it may be different for the company you worked with. I would definitely call and let them know when the work was done, everything seemed fine, until you had an attic inspection scheduled and they had informed you about how poorly the job was done. Most companies should be more than happy to fix mistakes on their end for any customer they've had!

Good luck with everything, I hope it all works out and gets fixed for you!

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Amy of Gutter King of Twin Cities ^PRO answered:

Jul 22, 2015

It all depends on the companies policy. Here we would of course be more than happy to come out and look at everything, and fix them for you, but we also do provide 10 year warranties to our customers, so it may be different for the company you worked with. I would definitely call and let them know when the work was done, everything seemed fine, until you had an attic inspection scheduled and they had informed you about how poorly the job was done. Most companies should be more than happy to fix mistakes on their end for any customer they've had!

Good luck with everything, I hope it all works out and gets fixed for you!

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Steve Tuffner asked:

Apr 25, 2015

I have a 50 gal. gas Bradford water heater in my house that is almost 12 years old. I want to replace in the near future. What are my non-tankless options?

Hdr Remodeling of HDR Remodeling ^PRO answered:

Jul 10, 2015

Boy, I would go with the tankless. I just put on in my home after checking out all the otions. I don't think anything beats a tankless. Other than than what Sam said about going solar

Philip Anderson

HDR Remodeling Berkeley Ca

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Hdr Remodeling of HDR Remodeling ^PRO answered:

Jul 10, 2015

Boy, I would go with the tankless. I just put on in my home after checking out all the otions. I don't think anything beats a tankless. Other than than what Sam said about going solar

Philip Anderson

HDR Remodeling Berkeley Ca

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Steve Tuffner asked:

Apr 25, 2015

I have a 50 gal. gas Bradford water heater in my house that is almost 12 years old. I want to replace in the near future. What are my non-tankless options?

Sam Sparacino of American Solar Energy ^PRO answered:

Jun 2, 2015

Go Solar!

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Sam Sparacino of American Solar Energy ^PRO answered:

Jun 2, 2015

Go Solar!

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Steve Tuffner asked:

Apr 25, 2015

I have a 50 gal. gas Bradford water heater in my house that is almost 12 years old. I want to replace in the near future. What are my non-tankless options?

Regina Penman of Bennington Builders ^PRO answered:

May 30, 2015

Your question is a technical question. We would suggest that you go to our website (http://www.benningtonbuilders.com), to our Vendor Page and contact Plumbing Parts Plus who will be able to answer your question.

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Regina Penman of Bennington Builders ^PRO answered:

May 30, 2015

Your question is a technical question. We would suggest that you go to our website (http://www.benningtonbuilders.com), to our Vendor Page and contact Plumbing Parts Plus who will be able to answer your question.