Clean Water Act: Federal regulation governing water quality standards and discharge of pollutants into U.S. waters, crucial for plumbing installations and modifications
Safe Drinking Water Act: Federal law ensuring the quality of Americans' drinking water, affecting material choices and installation requirements for potable water systems
OSHA Safety Regulations: Federal workplace safety standards that must be followed during plumbing installations and repairs
Americans with Disabilities Act: Federal requirements for accessible design in plumbing fixtures and installations for public and commercial spaces
Federal Lead and Copper Rule: Regulations controlling lead and copper levels in drinking water, affecting material choices and installation methods
International Plumbing Code/Uniform Plumbing Code: Primary model codes adopted by states that provide minimum standards for plumbing systems
State Contractor Licensing Requirements: State-specific regulations governing plumbing contractor qualifications and licensing
Local Building Codes: Municipal-level requirements for plumbing installations and modifications
State Contract Laws: State-specific laws governing contract formation, terms, and enforcement
Consumer Protection Laws: State and federal laws protecting consumer rights in contracting and service delivery
Insurance Requirements: State and local mandates for liability and other insurance coverage for plumbing contractors
Davis-Bacon Act: Federal law requiring payment of prevailing wages on federally funded construction projects
Workers' Compensation Requirements: State-mandated insurance coverage for worker injuries and occupational diseases
Environmental Protection Requirements: State and local regulations governing environmental impact of plumbing work and materials
Water Conservation Requirements: Local and state regulations mandating water-efficient fixtures and systems
