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New Guy
Trade: PLUMBING
Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: FT.WORTH,TX
Posts: 23
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Inspector Woes
ON JAN 07 PULLED OFF A JOB BECAUSE OF HOMEOWNER ISSUE'S[MONEY] NEVER GAVE IT A SECOND THOUGHT ....JULY 07 GET FAX FROM INSPECTOR SAYING...NEED TO CORRECT TURN DOWNS OR FACE FINE ...WROTE LETTER TO CITY HALL IN DETAIL AS REQESTED TO CANCEL PERMIT GOT FAX BACK FROM INSPECTOR SAYING ALL TURN DOWNS MUST BE CORRECTED. WHAT THA!
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Plumbing/Mechanical Insp.
Trade: plumbing/mechanical/building inspector
Join Date: May 2005
Location: Moscow Idaho
Posts: 124
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Re: Inspector WoesQuote:
Good Luck Justin |
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Pro
Trade: Plumbing & Electrical
Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: SoCal
Posts: 1,195
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Re: Inspector Woes
You should have to fix it. You don't get paid to bring YOUR work back into code. Why should the home owner have to pay twice for the same job. That said, this brings up an interesting thought (for me at least). If the HO stiffed you for all or part of a section of the job....say Rough drains. The inspector fails the drain install, would you THEN still be obligated to fix it?
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The Grand Wazoo
Trade: It blowed up real good!
Join Date: May 2007
Location: Illinois
Posts: 3,090
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Re: Inspector Woes
You should go back and fix it for not pulling your license from the job when you decided to leave it.
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Professional
Trade: Finish Carpentry
Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Orange County, California
Posts: 238
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Re: Inspector Woes
You mentioned money issues. Did the homeowner ever pay you or intend to not pay you for the work?
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