Nomad
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- Aug 26, 2023
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I found an interesting discussion on Reddit and wanted to share it with you. There's a plumber in Illinois who mainly works on fixing things in people's homes. In this area, you need permits for almost all plumbing jobs, even for simple things like changing water heaters, garbage disposals, toilets, and kitchen faucets.
The plumber is worried about the extra time and money it takes to get permits for each job, especially because he does a lot of jobs every day. He is not sure if the city can handle checking all the extra work. The Reddit post brings up a good point about how these permit rules affect prices and competition among plumbing companies.
The plumber is concerned about the price increase for his service because of the permit rules. What do you think about this situation? Should permits be enforced more strictly, or should there be a more practical way of doing things?
The plumber is worried about the extra time and money it takes to get permits for each job, especially because he does a lot of jobs every day. He is not sure if the city can handle checking all the extra work. The Reddit post brings up a good point about how these permit rules affect prices and competition among plumbing companies.
The plumber is concerned about the price increase for his service because of the permit rules. What do you think about this situation? Should permits be enforced more strictly, or should there be a more practical way of doing things?
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- United States