As plumbers, we have the fortune of setting foot in a variety of structures — modern and archaic.
Working on newly built homes day in and day out can be monotonous work. Most of the new structures aren’t all that flattering. Newer homes have no character — large, blank Sheetrock walls and ceilings, run-of-the-mill carpeting, basic hardwood floors and linoleum, cheap light fixtures, lackluster fireplaces and mantles, standard stairwell banisters and railings, tasteless ceiling fans, plastic water tubing strung like spaghetti, and flexible gas tubing run like a series of extension cords. All of which was probably built with speed trumping
