The plumbers we hired to fix our leaking toilets seem to have very good biz. You know, they came to check the leaking toilets last Saturday and they could only do the repair today!
According to the boss, they no longer take up last minute plumbing jobs. Whoever needs last minute fix/repair, they have to go look for other plumbers. Wow, wow, wow!
What to do? They have skills and experiences.
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Remember I told you there was a need to fork out extra money between $200 and $300 to have the leaking toilets fixed? Gosh, it’s supposed to be $800!
A good friend recommended a plumber whom he had known for a long time to us on Tuesday. After checking the leaking toilets, he gave us a quote of $800 to have the 2 leaking toilets fixed.
I almost fainted when I heard him say $800. I thought $300 would be the most we had to fork out for the leaking toilets. Sigh!
Imagine how many dozens of acne treatment creams or diet pills I have to sell in order to make $800!
What to do? The leaking toilets have to be fixed, otherwise, the tenants can’t move in by July.
Read MoreWe paid the not-so-pro plumber $170 for fixing a water tank and changing some water pipes yesterday, but unfortunately, the problem of leaking toilets was still not solved.
It’s apparent that we have to fork out another $200 or $300 to have the leaking toilets fixed by a more pro plumber.
I would have saved $170 if I had got a more professional plumber to get the water tank and leaking toilets fixed and water pipes changed.
Read MoreUrgh, headache! The leaking toilets are still not fixed yet. The plumber who came yesterday was only able to fix the water tank and change some water pipes.
According to the plumber, we had to look for a another more pro plumber who could break up the tiles and trace where the leaking was. Huh, I thought the plumber we found was a pro? Well, Apparently he was not.
After placing my order for some anti wrinkle cream products online, I have to go look for a more pro plumber to fix the leaking toilets.
Urgh, the tenants are moving in next week and there are still leaking toilets!
Read MoreTomorrow afternoon, hubby and I will go to our vacant house and wait for the plumber to have the leaking toilets fixed.
Hopefully, the plumber can fix the leaking toilets once and for all so that the newly-replaced pipes/sinks can last many years.
On last check, all the Kohler kitchen faucets worked fine. My brother-in-law assured me that they would last more than 10 or 20 years if the tenants took care of them.
Oh, I must remind hubby to get my neighbor to have the weeds grown outside the vacant house removed too!
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