All houses need maintenance. No house should be faulted for that. If there was an underlying design issue which caused this problem, that can be blamed, and fixed. Blame the morons who screwed up, not the house.
It is nice when you do the maintenance _before_ the issue gets to the leaking water stage, but that often isn't always possible.
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Date: 2007-12-21 01:31 am (UTC)All houses need maintenance. No house should be faulted for that. If there was an underlying design issue which caused this problem, that can be blamed, and fixed. Blame the morons who screwed up, not the house.
It is nice when you do the maintenance _before_ the issue gets to the leaking water stage, but that often isn't always possible.
Wishing you many happy years together.