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Anytime :D I had the same problem once, and it sounded similar. Glad to have helped.

I know this may be an obvious one but have you checked the filling loop is completely off? Could someone have knocked it?

If you can provide a photo this might help us :D

Any advice would be great guys, :D I just cant seem to get rid of the weeds that keep growing on top of my decorative bark in the garden. I clear them all, and have even put new bark down but they come back and "carpet" my bark! I have lost count of the ammount of weedkiller we have used and...

So finally Highways have booked in to repair the gulley, I just ned to create the sufficient slope to allow runoff. What should i do to create this, & what aggregate would be best to ensure most of the water runs off rather than soaks in- I know tarmac is no good as planning permission is needed...

Exactly what i was gonna say... lol :)

Cant beat a pelco dome if you want good quality (maybe a bit over budget though... If you want branded, american dynamics do decent DVR's.

Cheers Gav, get on fine with the neighbour...

Cheers for that, i am considering just terminating to a soakaway / general lawn area in the back where its not a problem, would this work? The gulley seems to have sunk in part and as a result of this the continuity of it is broken by my drive, allowing it to discharge all over my drive!

What purpose does the bottle gulley serve? Will it be a major problem without then? Also, how will i work out the ammount of fall i need? Thanks

What about this? You can get extra cameras to add on too...

That wall / hedge is my neighbours

whats on the other side of the wall?

Sounds like you had a lucky escape happyunited (the fact your still typing!)

Lol... told you i'd never done it before... That concrete gully dumps the whole roads worth of water on my drive as its broken and basically discharges on to my drive - highways were meant to be looking at it 12 months ago but still nothing :evil:

I would give this a read too http://www.diynot.com/forums/plumbing/diy-gas.8090/

You shouldnt need to drain the whole system, just use the isolator valve. The pressure switch will be at the top corner next to the fan and have some rubber pipes going to it- not sure if you would be able to do this one without a gas safe qualification though... i personally wouldnt risk it...

Hi All, I have bought a drain gulley & pipe (with converter of course due to the pipe size!) (See below images) This is to sort out the flooding on my drive whicgh is causing a nightmare! Can anyone reccomend anything to help this be most effective as i've never done underground drainage...

Could be coincidence, or it could be corroded?, the plug just pulls off and a spanner unscrews the nut / sensor (but make sure you have de pressurised first / drained it or you will get very wet! This just tells the boiler's pcb "hey, its hot enough now, you can cut down the gas / shut it off"