Triton shower repair

hethmar

What my son did was put a description of the job on the mybuilder website. You put in your post code then the job description and local electricians/plumbers whatever quote you on the board. You can then look up their customer rating on there.

To find a compatible pump he googled the name of the one he had and found one on ebay - new and about a third less than the big shops.

Son got 5 quotes, chose one bloke who seemed to ask more questions on the job and he was very pleased with him.

http://www.mybuilder.com/postajob

pandora205

hethmar wrote: »

What my son did was put a description of the job on the mybuilder website. You put in your post code then the job description and local electricians/plumbers whatever quote you on the board. You can then look up their customer rating on there.

To find a compatible pump he googled the name of the one he had and found one on ebay - new and about a third less than the big shops.

Son got 5 quotes, chose one bloke who seemed to ask more questions on the job and he was very pleased with him.

http://www.mybuilder.com/postajob

Thank you. This is extremely helpful as the problem persists, though intermittently (ie we have a shower for a few mins then it cuts out).