fourth year
Pops?
When an inspector performs a reasonable test of a relief valve, something the homeowner should do periodically himself, and it turns out that the valve was at the end of its life, why should he or his insurance company be liable. Our plumbing association advises us to test the relief valves on the heaters at the places we do service just to locate and replace faulty T&P valves. If we do that, does that mean we should replace them free? According to Sylvan’s GOOD advice the answer would be yes. I am nameless, since I do not have a Narcistic complex, to see my name everywhere. My replies are to the point and I only attack when provoked.
