New article on faulty Kitec fittings

[Chris Morrell]

Use this thread to discuss the entry New article on faulty Kitec fittings at the InterNACHI Blog

[Larry D. Kage]

"To find out more about where these fittings were installed, how they fail, how to identify them, and the legal repercussions of their installation check out our new article on kitec fittings. "



If you click on the above link, this is the page info you get:

InterNACHI Home Inspector Blog » "The Inspectors Journal™"

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Sorry, but you are looking for something that isn't here.

[Nick Gromicko]

Fixed: http://www.nachi.org/blog/2009/10/ne...itec-fittings/

[Jeffrey Moore]

The fittings can be identified in several ways but only a qualified plumber can say with certainty if they are Kitec®.

Okay, I read the article. What are some of the ways these can be
identified?

[Gary L. Farnsworth]

Wow. Something else to scare home buyers with. If it is not PB plumbing, mold, radon, shoddy home construction in general, it is all a wonder why so many agents and special interest groups want us licensed; so we do not tell the home buyers of all of the potential home defects.

Without us informing home buyers of the truth, the nation as a whole would surely suffer. Perhaps us home inspectors, along with car-guys, should be the ones actually running this country.

[Terry Neyedli]

Originally Posted by inxil

Use this thread to discuss the entry New article on faulty Kitec fittings at the InterNACHI Blog

It does not indicate that the Kitec was used in Canada. Or was it?
T.Neyedli CHI
www.alphahomeinspections.ca