Recent content by alip_93

I would guess the main is in the road, not the pavement. That's just the bristol water rules I guess. I'm going to try kick up a fuss. Waiting on a lead concentration test which might make them responsible for replacement.

Neighbours are in their 90's so likely wont have a problem with the flow rate. I'll ask next time I see them.

A friend suggested I need a lintel in this gap and then use slate to pack up under the brick.

So fill the void with timber and then can attach the insulated plasterboard to that?

I had someone come round to test it's legality and he said that 1 bar pressure was the legal requirement. I don't think they cared too much about flow rate as the issues are within our property (we own the old lead pipes). Regarding moling; you still need a big hole to start the moling which...

Hi all. I had Bristol water over today to assess my lead replacement. Our water supply is shared with the neighbours (possibly 2 other houses) and is connected in front of their front garden (victorian terrace). Bristol water said we would only qualify for the free connection if we brought the...

Think the image permissions were set to only I can view. Can you see now?

Yeah sorry, they hadn't added. Have fixed now.

Hi all. I'm planning on internally insulating the front of our house and have just stripped back the wallpaper and am taking the UPVC surrounds off the double glazing to fill the voids. There is a massive void above the double glazing in the main bedroom (8 inches between glazing and brick)...