How do I protect myself from bait and switch contractors?

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The number one thing you can do is insist upon a city or county plumbing permit. The only reason to omit the permit process is to use cheap materials and skimp on labor. Although plumbing permits are required by law, believe us when we tell you that there are many areas where labor and materials can be skimped on, all to your disadvantage, and the detriment of your project. The town inspector works for YOU, the homeowner, and their job is to ensure that the installation is safe, up to town/district code-and meets the installation standards that the manufacturer of the plumbing product has written.

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