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Waterworks customer service can be reached on 1-800-899-6757. Have the quote or order number, the showroom that placed the order, and the item and finish codes exactly as they appear on the acknowledgement, because a specified fixture is tracked by its codes rather than by a description of what it looks like. If a designer, contractor or plumber ordered on your behalf, the order sits in their account, so either ask them to raise it or get their written authority to deal with it yourself.

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Ask Waterworks for the current ship date in writing and set it against the lead time quoted when you ordered, because special order and imported fixtures move on the maker's schedule rather than out of a warehouse. Keep the quote, the order acknowledgement and every message that changes a date, since a written sequence of moved dates is what an escalation rests on. Tell them in writing what the delay costs you as well: a fitter booked around the original date and a bathroom left open are the parts of the problem a supplier hears best. Ask at the same time whether the order can be cancelled and the deposit returned if the date moves again.

Stocked Waterworks items normally follow the return terms printed on the order paperwork, while special order, made to order and custom finish pieces are usually not returnable at all, and that is the line most buyers only meet after the money is paid. Check the acknowledgement before the order goes in, and ask in writing for the return terms if they are not printed there, including any restocking charge and who pays the return freight. Inspect every carton on delivery before the installer starts work, because once a fixture is fitted a return is off the table.

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Start a Waterworks warranty claim with the original invoice, the item and finish codes and photographs of the fault, and say when the fixture was installed and by whom, since an unlicensed installation is a common reason for a refusal. Warranty terms often differ between a consumer purchase and a trade purchase, and finishes are frequently covered on different terms from working parts, so read the terms attached to your own invoice rather than a general statement on a website. For a dripping or worn valve, ask for the cartridge or the spare part by its code and get the lead time in writing before you take the bathroom apart.

Part on back order with the bathroom out of use? Report it here and the next owner chasing the same cartridge can find your case and the lead times you were given.

Nothing has been reported about Waterworks here yet. Our research shows what typically goes wrong at high end fixture suppliers: special order lead times that stretch well past the original quote, finishes that vary from the sample or the showroom display, items arriving damaged or incomplete on the day the installer is booked, returns refused on made to order pieces, replacement cartridges and parts that are slow to source, and warranty terms that differ between trade and consumer buyers.

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