"George Church" wrote:
-> If they did NOT give you a copy of NFPA #25, I'd have your attorney
-> ask for a copy on a post-it stuck to the suit for repayment of the
-> invoice for repairing the damaged drum drips. They (likely) were
-> negligent if they did not give you a copy, at best incomplete in
-> their contractual obligations if they contracted to comply with NFPA
-> #13 which requires a copy of NFPA #25 be provided. Even if you're the
My inclination would be to try a friendly chat first and pull out the
lawyers later if the discussion route doesn't work. Naive of me? I'm
sure attorneys would advise otherwise. :-)
Will go through the paperwork again - I know there was no NFPA 25 in
there but don't know whether the original contract mentioned 13 or not.
If we end up hiring a new company to handle inspection/maintenance of
our systems (dry in garage, wet in residential area, plus the usual
pile of smoke detectors, alarms etc) is there anything in particular we
should look for, either in the company (certifications, memberships or
such) or the bid (standards to be followed)? I'd like to have some way
to judge aside from "lowest bid" and "gut feel."
-Robert.-
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