John Bell
I paid Tribeca Plumbing $15,000 to replace all of my sewer and drain lines over 3.5 years ago. This was supposed to be a once-in-decades type of project. Recently my kitchen line slowed to a crawl, so I called them back. Their own master plumber ran a camera and found a 14-foot belly in the new PVC sewer line under my slab. A belly of that size means the line was installed improperly and will never drain right, in my opinion. To make matters worse, Tribeca admitted that the plumber who did the original job was an “untrustworthy” employee who was later fired for poor workmanship. Even with that admission, they refused to honor any workmanship warranty. Instead, they told me the belly was “settlement” (even though my foundation has shown zero movement) and quoted me $7,750 to fix their mistake. Bottom line: I paid top dollar for work that failed in under four years, and Tribeca Plumbing will not stand behind it. Homeowners deserve to know this before trusting them with a major job.
