Tipping person who replaced hot water heater

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Now we have to tip plumbers? Electricians? Painters? Handyman? Who is on the tipping list now??

You tip anyone who works in your home or on your body? It's a personal service and so you should show appreciation, just like you should thank them. It's common courtesy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I don’t tip plumbers or electricians. I only tip regular laborers.

Curious, on why do you make that distinction?

Probably because they are highly paid? NP.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:$0 is customary.

Exactly.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If its a plumber, especially the owner of the company no, but if its a sub from lowes/home depot type thing, I would. $20-40

This. 20-50$.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Now we have to tip plumbers? Electricians? Painters? Handyman? Who is on the tipping list now??

You tip anyone who works in your home or on your body? It's a personal service and so you should show appreciation, just like you should thank them. It's common courtesy.

I was supposed to tip the girl that pierced my ears? My dentist? My surgeon? Geez, I’ve missed A LOT of tips here…