I bought one of those potable water expansion tanks that goes near the water heater. I was surprised that it had an adjustable pressure with a tire pump valve. (I was required to buy it by code of coarse)
OK - seriously, does a plumber actually check the exact water pressure first and then actually adjust the tank pressure. OR - do they just screw it on as it came from the box and forget about it?
I just can't imagine anyone would actually take the time?
What about leaks - will they add a 2nd drip pan to the code just in case this thing leaks? Or a giant $50 pan that can catch drips from both units? MAN - more and more code mandated gadgets that add to cost, complications and future problems...............
OK - seriously, does a plumber actually check the exact water pressure first and then actually adjust the tank pressure. OR - do they just screw it on as it came from the box and forget about it?
I just can't imagine anyone would actually take the time?
What about leaks - will they add a 2nd drip pan to the code just in case this thing leaks? Or a giant $50 pan that can catch drips from both units? MAN - more and more code mandated gadgets that add to cost, complications and future problems...............