This doesn't seem normal for obvious reasons. My shower had them and now my kitchen sink. I get big ass crickets that just show up next to my drains. What should I bitch about to the construction company?
it's likely the piping was replaced partly or mostly because of leaking
It was replaced preemptively by the HOA since the plumbing was over 40 years old.
>it's likely the piping was replaced partly or mostly because of leaking
It was replaced preemptively by the HOA since the plumbing was over 40 years old.
Crickets love damp places, and it's likely the piping was replaced partly or mostly because of leaking. During the replacement, the damp places wocruld have been stirred up, maybe even cleaned up, and possibly drying out. Crickets gotta be crickets, so like Butler_crosley said, they're just going to the drains for water. Glue boards and a good shop vac work wonders.