There is considerable risk of pipe or plastic fittings splitting. Poly B has long been disliked for this, and I regularly get called to replace it with PEX.
i have mortgage and homeowner insurance and fidc risk insurance
A homeowner or business owner who requires plumbing installations or plumbing repairs and servicing should only utilize the professional services of a licensed, insured and bonded plumber. By being licensed, it means he has the skill sets and expertise to handle most any kind of plumbing repair job. It also means he operates his business with integrity, honesty and by adhering to strong ethical principles whenever he undertakes a plumbing job. Being insured and bonded provides the homeowner or business owner with financial protection in case of an accident or injury or if any items are damaged or lost within the premises where the plumber is working. Plumbers making repairs who aren't licensed, bonded and insured run the risk of performing inferior workmanship and they have inadequate legal financial protection to offer the owners of a residential or commercial dwelling that's being repaired.
No, Insurance is not transferable. Each insured has to qualify based on their own risk factors.
No, Not necessarily unless your risk factors are increasing ever year.
no... insurance is based on risk, termites are pretty much a sure thing
For the fastest and fairest plumbing service get aholf of your local Roto-Rooter office. They can send you someone that day at no risk. They will give you a free estimate and a very fair price.
The word backflow in terms of plumbing refers to an unwanted flow of water in the wrong direction. The risk of a contamination of clean water is prevented by backflow prevention devices.
No, there is a significant risk they could clog the plumbing. They should be wrapped and thrown in the trash can.
Hard to insure homeowners insurance could mean that you have poor credit or represent high risk to a homeowners insurance company.
No. you will need to buy a "Builders Risk" policy to cover liabilities associated with home construction.
Equity loan mortgages can be used for almost anything that the bank that is financing the loan has agreed they can be used for. The homeowner must make sure they know their home is at risk if they do not repay as they have agreed.
A homeowner's loan is a secured loan with the lendee using their house as collateral. You can usually get better finance rates because there is less risk to the lender, however the person taking the loan should be careful on the loan amount and the monthly amount because if you fall on hard times and can't make the payment you run the risk of losing your home. You can get the loan in varying amounts depending on the home's worth and also get differing payback periods usually depending on the amount of the loan.