nunyaLXI 483 MVM join:2000-12-23 O Fallon, MO |
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Re: Sewer line repairHomeowners insurance might cover any resulting damage, but certainly will not cover the repair.
$30K seems uber-high. I think your friend got hosed - big time.
As someone already mentioned, he could buy (not rent!) a nice used mini-ex, the materials, and still have at least $5K left over!
$30K would be 1/5 the value of my entire house!
I have lateral insurance, so I'm only liable for pipes under the basement slab. After that, it's a $300 deductible. Definitely worth the miniscule cost. Something everybody on a public sewer should look into. |
SnakeoilIgnore Button. The coward's feature. Premium Member join:2000-08-05 united state |
Snakeoil
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2012-Feb-25 11:10 pm
You'd also have to apply for permits, and get an inspector. The town might require a licensed plumber.
One thing I learned about deep trenches like that. Don't go in them unless you are being paid to. I have heard about to many deaths involving trenches like that collapsing. Because hey weren't shored up correctly. |