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External Water Leak - Whos responsible? Water Authority or me?
aquamac
Posts: 3 Newbie
Hello team,
i have a water leak, house cellar is constantly flooding, have isolated internal stopcock but water still leaking, i can hear a faint rushing noise under the kitchen units. Its an old property and i cant find the external stopcock i am fairly convinced the leak is between the external and internal stopcocks or poss between the main and the external (if only i could find it).
Question is at what point is the leak my responsibility and at what point the water companies? Also i have heard if the pipework needs replacing (lead) then the water company will stump up £100 towards the cost, is this true.
Any help or advice would be gratefully received, also even to do with locating the external stopcock.
Many Thanks
Mac
i have a water leak, house cellar is constantly flooding, have isolated internal stopcock but water still leaking, i can hear a faint rushing noise under the kitchen units. Its an old property and i cant find the external stopcock i am fairly convinced the leak is between the external and internal stopcocks or poss between the main and the external (if only i could find it).
Question is at what point is the leak my responsibility and at what point the water companies? Also i have heard if the pipework needs replacing (lead) then the water company will stump up £100 towards the cost, is this true.
Any help or advice would be gratefully received, also even to do with locating the external stopcock.
Many Thanks
Mac
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Demarcation point is usually the external stopcock. If it is an old property, the external stopcock may control a branch main to several propertiesHi, we’ve had to remove your signature. If you’re not sure why please read the forum rules or email the forum team if you’re still unsure - MSE ForumTeam0
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You are responsible for your supply line, ie where your supply pipe branches off from the main. Sounds like it is going to be your problem sadly0
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