Had some work done and then it leaked into the ceiling. I would have thought this was Plumbling 101. But plumber said it was normal not to always crimp. Yeah right?
survivalkiwi,
Feb 18, 11:00pm
What sort of pipe? Any chance of a pic?
vivac,
Feb 19, 12:56am
Nope. All crimp connections need to be crimped, or surprise, they leak.
gpg58,
Feb 19, 1:05am
Probably is normal for some crap workman to forget some crimps, but it is hardly rocket science to inspect your work before turning on, so i suggest changing plumbers in future.
coffee3,
Feb 19, 2:06am
Yes changing plumbers! First and last time used this plumber. Sorry no photo it's now crimped and in ceiling.
oliver6,
Feb 19, 11:43pm
All joints have to be crimped. I would think the plumber would test the system and an uncrimped joint should be immediately obvious.
pgta,
Feb 21, 2:11pm
Should report him to MBIE - he may not even be registered
carter19,
Feb 21, 7:13pm
You can check for current license on www.pgdb.co.nz down the bottom of the page.
nukhelenc,
Jun 3, 3:47pm
Why even say that. (Report him.) The OP has given no real information, and like most other people in here cant give a photo. So what do we all really know about this job and the plumber and the outcome. Lets face it Nothing much. One-sided, with no real information.
We should Waterboard the plumber with 10'000 drops in a row over days lmao
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