Plumbing Error and Not Paying Bill

1/23/2021 at 11:11:16 AM

This would be between you and your contractor

That's why he's called contract. You had deal and dealt with the Contractor with the project not the plumber.

1/23/2021 at 1:57:12 PM

From a plumbers point of view, some times this does happen, the contractor or plumbing company should have been contacted first to rectify the problem before outsourcing to another company allowing this large service call to happen.

From a contractors point of view, this should be taken care of between you and the contractor, he should stand behind his trades and than bargin with them to get his money back if he chooses to pay out for this. Its more of a question of ethics than whos at fault, because fingers could be pointed at multiple parties. i.e super for not giving the plumber a chance to come back and rectify, you for not arguing this point with the super, the plumber for not turning them on, the contractor for not double checking, etc etc etc.

1/23/2021 at 3:16:09 PM

Sounds like your agreement is with the "contractor", so he is ultimately responsible for any damages. He in turn may have his own agreement with the plumber in which he than can subrogate against him for the damages. The terms of the agreement should outline the responsibilities owed to each party. Your situation sounds a little complicated. I wish you luck!!

1/24/2021 at 8:37:28 AM

Hi

For your case, you have to contact a paralegal to get advise

Your case is legal, if you need any technical plumbing advise for sure we can help you

Sincerely

Mipa plumbing

Reza