Plumbing Code/License Violation Report
WE NEED YOUR HELP!
As licensed plumbers, we all
see an increasing amount of plumbing work being performed by unlicensed
individuals. When the first plumbing code was written, the intent was
to protect the health and safety of the public. Plumbing work done by
unlicensed persons accomplishes neither of these costs the consumer a
tremendous amount of money to correct their substandard work.
The PHCC of Nevada, has complained repeatedly about these problems, but we get little satisfaction.
Budget constraints and a lack of enforcement power are the most frequently
cited reasons for the lack of enforcement when these types of problems
are reported.
To help show how widespread
these problems are and how they affect the consumer, we are asking you
to take a few minutes to fill out the attached form reporting any license
and or code violations that you are aware of. We are compiling a database
to show the state why more enforcement is needed. This information may
be shared with other groups throughout the state so that we can all work
together to improve enforcement statewide.
Please note that we as an
association cannot go after license violators ourselves. For liability
reasons, we are asking only for generic locations and are not asking for
the names of the unlicensed persons. Your name and phone number may be
added if you wish, but it is not required.
Several important pieces of
information are needed and include the impact on the health and safety of these
violations. If possible, also fill in the cost to correct these problems,
if known, so that we can show how the consumer is financially affected
by the use of unlicensed persons.
Thank you for taking time
to provide this information.
Please remember, license laws do not exist to protect jobs, they exist
to protect the consumer.
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