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30 Sep 1998 at 2:55 am #284395
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MemberHas there been a recent lawsuit referencing poor quality plumbing pipes being installed in residential housing? There is a possibility that my home (10 years old) may have less than standard plumbing.Any suggestions??
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25 Jan 2000 at 2:38 am #304369
GARY BLANKINSHIP
ParticipantThe only one is for the gray plastic pipes inside the residence and blue plastic from the meter to the house. If you have these materials and have had leaks in the system, then you may be eligible.: Has there been a recent lawsuit referencing poor quality plumbing pipes being installed in residential housing? There is a possibility that my home (10 years old) may have less than standard plumbing.Any suggestions??
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25 Jan 2000 at 2:38 am #304370
GARY BLANKINSHIP
ParticipantThe only one is for the gray plastic pipes inside the residence and blue plastic from the meter to the house. If you have these materials and have had leaks in the system, then you may be eligible.: Has there been a recent lawsuit referencing poor quality plumbing pipes being installed in residential housing? There is a possibility that my home (10 years old) may have less than standard plumbing.Any suggestions??
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25 Jan 2000 at 2:38 am #304389
GARY BLANKINSHIP
ParticipantWhat problem do you have that you consider sub standard plumbing?
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25 Jan 2000 at 2:38 am #304411
GARY BLANKINSHIP
Participant:more information regarding poly pipes and class action can be mailed to you. e-mail with adress and phone : The only one is for the gray plastic pipes inside the residence and blue plastic from the meter to the house. If you have these materials and have had leaks in the system, then you may be eligible.: : Has there been a recent lawsuit referencing poor quality plumbing pipes being installed in residential housing? There is a possibility that my home (10 years old) may have less than standard plumbing.Any suggestions??
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25 Jan 2000 at 2:38 am #304412
GARY BLANKINSHIP
Participante-mail to ipagano@plumbing911.com : :more information regarding poly pipes and class action can be mailed to you. e-mail with adress and phone : : The only one is for the gray plastic pipes inside the residence and blue plastic from the meter to the house. If you have these materials and have had leaks in the system, then you may be eligible.: : : Has there been a recent lawsuit referencing poor quality plumbing pipes being installed in residential housing? There is a possibility that my home (10 years old) may have less than standard plumbing.Any suggestions??
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25 Jan 2000 at 2:38 am #308701
GARY BLANKINSHIP
Participant: :more information regarding poly pipes and class action can be mailed to you. e-mail with adress and phone : : The only one is for the gray plastic pipes inside the residence and blue plastic from the meter to the house. If you have these materials and have had leaks in the system, then you may be eligible.: : : Has there been a recent lawsuit referencing poor quality plumbing pipes being installed in residential housing? There is a possibility that my home (10 years old) may have less than standard plumbing.Any suggestions??
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25 Jan 2000 at 2:38 am #309337
GARY BLANKINSHIP
Participant: : The only one is for the gray plastic pipes inside the residence and blue plastic from the meter to the house. If you have these materials and have had leaks in the system, then you may be eligible.: : Has there been a recent lawsuit referencing poor quality plumbing pipes being installed in residential housing? There is a possibility that my home (10 years old) may have less than standard plumbing.Any suggestions??
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25 Jan 2000 at 2:38 am #309358
GARY BLANKINSHIP
ParticipantDoes anyone have the 1-800-# for the poly pipes co.
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