Housing Association

SCD4 · 16 Jun 2007

How do I pressure the Housing Association to retify a bellied drain on their property which I share with their tenant, my neighbour.
I have had Dyno Rod out to confirm.

Water is draining away slowly but no solid waste.

With many thanks.

Bahco · 16 Jun 2007

Phone them every day

Agile · 16 Jun 2007

Does anyone know what a "bellied drain" is?

SCD4 · 16 Jun 2007

Bellied pipe - a section of the pipe has sunk due to ground or soil conditions, creating a valley that collects paper and waste

http://www.goldbook.ca/goldbook/hamilton/Plumbing-Contractors/nonstopdrains.html

Should have said PIPE not DRAIN, any better??

Garfeild · 16 Jun 2007

Take a couple of bucketfulls down to their office every day.

keego · 16 Jun 2007

Get your neighbour to ring it in to the HA's office & get them to come out & fix it.

SCD4 · 16 Jun 2007

[b]Get your neighbour to ring it in to the HA's office & get them to come out & fix it.[/b

Have tried that but there response is "Well she is not complaining." This is because our houses are a little different ie my bathroom is at the back, her's is at the front which causes me problems first.

big-all · 16 Jun 2007

if its a health hazzard try environmental health

http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/HomeAnd...etcleaninglitterandillegaldumping/DG_10026174

SCD4 · 16 Jun 2007

Thanks big-all I think thats all I have left.

big-all · 16 Jun 2007

SCD4 said:
Thanks big-all I think thats all I have left.

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