Stop Illegal Plumbing Work     

                        Increase Your Business At No Expense

 The Houston plumbing industry is beginning to feel an economic slowdown. Is the slowdown due to our economy, or is there a percentage of the work being done that is due to illegal plumbing work being performed in Texas. We estimate licensed plumbers could increase their business by 10% to 20% by stopping illegal plumbing work.

What kinds of illegal plumbing work?

  1. Plumbing work performed by non-licensed people.
  2. Plumbing work performed without a permit
  3. Plumbing work performed in trucks with no license number on them.
  4. Plumbing work performed by illegal aliens.
  5. Remodeling and handyman plumbing work being performed in communities without a plumbing license.
  6. General contractors performing plumbing work without a plumbing license.
  7. Remodeling and handyman companies advertising plumbing without a master plumbing license in their ads
  8. Plumbing ads with no master plumbing license number in them.
  9. Newspapers and coupon companies allow plumbing ads with no license in them.
  10. Unethical licensed plumbers pulling permits for illegal aliens so they can do non-licensed plumbing work.

Today, this month, PAMCA launches STOP I.P.W., STOP ILLEGAL PLUMBING WORK. We call on every licensed plumber to report illegal plumbing work.

What to do. Call us if you:

  1. If you see a plumbing truck without a MPL get their phone number and Texas vehicle license number.
  2. If you see a plumbing truck with a temporary plumbing sign on it.
  3. If you see any kind of advertising without a MPL in the ad, weekend papers, business cards, coupons, flyers, anything and everything.
  4. If you know of illegal plumbing work being performed. Give us the address.
  5. If you find people using illegal permits.
  6. If you know of general contractors, homebuilders, re-modelers, handyman companies, doing illegal plumbing work, or using illegal plumbers.
  7. If you see business cards tacked to bulletin boards in restaurants, grocery stores, discount stores without a MPL, take the card, mail it to PAMCA or the Texas State Board of Plumbing Examiners.
  8. If supply houses are selling plumbing parts to non-licensed people doing illegal plumbing work and ask them why they are doing it.

Call PAMCA at: 713-461-6996 or the Texas State Board of Plumbing Examiners at: 1-800-803-9202. Tell an inspector if you see illegal plumbing work, every licensed plumbing inspector has the authority to enforce the plumbing licensing law to its fullest extent.

 

Increase Plumbing Work For The Licensed Plumbing Contractor

Report this illegal activity: Trucks with temporary plumbing signs or no plumbing signs, trucks with no MPL#, advertising with no MPL#, plumbing work with no permit, re-modeling kitchens/baths without a MPL, advertising for plumbing without a MPL#, permit pulled by an MPL for non-licensed work, plumbing work by illegal aliens. Call PAMCA at: 713-461-6996 or the Texas State Bd. Of Plumbing Examiners at: 1-800-803-9202.

Stop Illegal HVAC Work

Increase HVAC Work For The Licensed Contractor

Report illegal activity: Trucks with no TACL#, Advertising with no TACL#, HVAC work with no permit, re-modeling houses without a TACL, all advertising for HVAC without a TACL#, permits pulled by an TACL for non-licensed work, HVAC work by illegal aliens. Call The T.D.L. & R. at: 512-463-6500 or PAMCA at: 713-461-6996

Stop Illegal HVAC Work – Increase Your Business At No Expense

The Houston HVAC industry is beginning to feel an economic slowdown. But one question needs to be asked, is the majority of the slowdown because of our economy, or what percentage of it is because of illegal HVAC work being performed.

What kinds of illegal HVAC work?

  1. People performing HVAC work without a license
  2. HVAC work being performed without a permit
  3. HVAC work being performed in trucks with no license number on them.
  4. Illegal aliens doing HVAC work.
  5. Remodeling and handyman work being performed by non-licensed HVAC Contractors.
  6. General contractors performing HVAC work without an HVAC license.
  7. Remodeling and handyman companies advertising without an HVAC license in their ads
  8. HVAC ads with no HVAC license number in them.
  9. Newspapers and coupon companies allow HVAC ads with no license in them.
  10. Unethical licensed HVAC contractors pulling permits for illegal aliens so they can do non-licensed HVAC work.

Today, this month, PAMCA launches STOP I.H.W., STOP ILLEGAL HVAC WORK.

We call on every licensed HVAC contractor to report illegal HVAC work.

What to do. Call us if you:

  1. See an HVAC truck without a TACL get their phone number or vehicle license number.
  2. See a HVAC truck without a HVAC sign on it.
  3. See any kind of advertising without a TACL in the ad, weekend papers, business cards, coupons, flyers, anything and everything.
  4. Know of illegal HVAC work being performed. Give us the address.
  5. Find people using illegal permits.
  6. General contractors, homebuilders, re-modelers, handyman companies, doing illegal HVAC work, or using illegal plumbers.
  7. Business cards tacked to bulletin boards in restaurants, grocery stores, discount stores without a TACL, take the card, mail it to the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulations
  8. Question supply houses if they are selling HVAC parts to non-licensed people doing illegal HVAC work.

Call Texas Department of Licensing and Regulations: 512-463-6500.