Yury

You could come and figure out the problem, immediately say that you need to replace the toilet.It would cost the customer $300 toilet bowl and $400 job. But I can offer this to the client only when all other methods of solving the problem have failed.I had to wait 45 minutes for super to come and open the basement, in order to make sure that the pipe does not have a reverse slope, after conducting tests on the volume of water to drain. It was only after all these manipulations that it became clear to me that the problem could be solved by increasing the flow of water into the toilet tank. It cost the customer $200. Therefore, his claim of "fraud" is more than absurd.