The day the plumber's pipe locator saved us $4,000 in jackhammer work on a Tuesday
We were set to tear up a 12 foot stretch of concrete slab in a customer's basement in Mesa last Tuesday because the drawings showed the sewer line dead center, and my boss was already quoting the concrete patch work. The plumber showed up with a pipe locator and a little transmitter, walked the floor for maybe 10 minutes, and marked the line 3 feet off from where the prints said it ran. Anyone else had a locator pay for itself like that, or do you still trust the drawings and hope for the best?