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  • Shower always hot or no cold pressure

    Hi There, i have currently have two showers and recently the one upstairs has stopped providing cold water and is luke warm or goes really hot but when i turn it to cold it stops providing water pressure (could this be related to the Thermostatic mixing valve?) The 2nd issue when i use the downstairs shower it is really hot and stays hot the same tempature no mater which way i turn it hot or cold? any idea what the issue can be? Please note i have a baxi boiler and a have a main indirect cyclinder 250 litre.

    Asked by Nadeem on 10th Mar 2025
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    Replacement outside Tap

    Hi, I have recently had a repair done on my stop tap. The plumber removed the outside tap as a quick repair. He came back the next day to do the repair. After he finished the job i asked him about the outside tap. He said sorry i forgot to connect it. So off her went and reconnected the outside tap. My question is he's not fitted a DCV or a way for me to isolate the water during winter. There wasn't a DCV installed before but does he not need to install one now? Thanks

    Asked by Malcolm on 19th Jun 2020
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    Single water supply into a block of 4 flats

    I have just bought a top floor flat in a Victorian building that can been converted into 4 flats. My builder found that there is only one water supply to the whole building, rather than to each flat. I have found that because of this, my water will constantly shut off (I’m assuming this is when someone else in the building is using the water). Is there anything that I can do about this?! Thanks in advance, Jo

    Asked by Jo on 30th Nov 2020
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    Replace toilet with one

    How much would it cost to replace toilet with a new one please?

    Asked by Lesley on 3rd Jan 2023
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    Cost of Washer dryer installation

    How much does it cost to install a washer dryer? The place had just been redecorated hence no old appliances to uninstall or remove

    Asked by Ching on 20th Mar 2020
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    Calculating BTU and choosing radiators and capcula

    I am currently researching radiators and trying to calculate BTU to ensure I choose the right size and type. I am COMPLETELY new to this process as well as working with tradespeople. I am doing something wrong, because the numbers I get sound way off - over 9000 BTU for a small bedroom. I have read on a few radiator selling sites that the best way to choose a radiator is to get a plumber in who will calculate the BTU more precisely and help choose the right radiator. As professionals, would you say that’s correct? Is helping choose the right radiators part of service you offer? Or is more a heating engineers’ territory? Many thanks in advance!

    Asked by Dovile on 29th Sep 2021
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    Need a quote for plumbing for an ensuite and a downstairs toilet

    I need a quote installing a toilet at an under stairs room, ensuite in one of the room and another toilet right next to a bathroom too. How much would this cost?

    Asked by Vincent on 29th Jul 2020
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    Sanitary Sealant

    Hi - I've often found in commercial premises that the sealant used around showers and kitchen worktops is thicker than the standard sealant you might purchase for domestic premises. I'd describe the product as a rubberised solid type sealant once set. Does anyone know what this product is and where it can be purchased? Thanks

    Asked by Brad on 2nd Nov 2023
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    Ive got heating but no hot water

    When I switch my boiler on I have heating but no hot water. Can someone advise please?

    Asked by Stefan on 8th Oct 2019
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    Outside tap fitting

    I’m looking to fit an outside tap to the rear of my mid terrace property. The water main comes in from the front. I could spur it off the mains in the downstairs loo and run it under the floor of the hallway and lounge but obviously this means pulling up the carpets and floorboards. I also think it might need the sink and vanity unit removing to gain access under the floor in the cloakroom Would it be inadvisable to spur off the mains feed in the loft, put an isolator in the loft and run the pipe work down the outside of the house?

    Asked by Mark on 20th Apr 2021
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