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Replacing water inlet
crazy7
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I have just had a bathroom done and the plumber has told me if I phone the waterpeople they will come out to replace my I think he said inlet pipe f.o.c. as long as i had it dug round it, he would also have to do some work as well, but he has told me it would make a massive difference to water pressure etc, has anyone done this, whats involved and what will I gain, and what did plumber charge you.
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Depends on the local water utility and their policy. Where I am they will connect you to the mains free, if you are replacing lead pipe. The deal described sounds good if you can dig out the trench. Bear in mind it has to be 750mm deep too.A house isn't a home without a cat.
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