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Has anyone had problems verifying proper plumbing and electrical updates for prefered homeowners markets?. If so what do you do?

Are you in a situation like my rant PostPosted: 10 Feb 2005 06:44 pm

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Ok....here is the scoop I got from the on line place.

If your house was built in say...1975 (30 year old house) it would need a plumbing update because you have not updated the plumbing in the last 25 years.

So what is a plumbing update? It is new pipes through out the house. It is not that new water heater, new supply lines, etc...it is new pipes.

Can anybody guess what it costs to re-plumb a house? You don't even want to go there.

So to satisfy what "they" consider plumbing update, very few people could answer, yes.

How many places do you know that have replaced their perfectly good copper plumbing with new plumbing?>>

Joe Agent wrote:Has anyone had problems verifying proper plumbing and electrical updates for prefered homeowners markets?. If so what do you do?

Thank you for referring me to that earlier post. That helps alot what other peoples interpetaions are.

Thank you.