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The valve on the expansion vessel will be leaking, it will hold pressure while he has his pump connected but slowly leak air out when he disconnects it.

Hi, Im after a little advice. The wife has decided that im going to fit a carpet runner on the stairs! She wants one with stair rods too (of course) Bearing in mind I took the carpet up and painted the stairs only about a year ago, not she wants one back. God help me. The stairs go round a...

Footprint Pipewrench fit these nuts a treat. As mentioned above, just past hand tight is all that's needed really.

You never "snatched" a bath before :D

Stalker? its written next to every post you write, it really didnt need my full skills at being a detective.

You said your wifes good looking, but your profile says your location is Lincolnshire? The words "Good looking woman" and "Lincolnshire" never appear in the same sentence.

As mentioned by previous posts it will be 100% the diaphragm, common issue with siamp ballvalve. They can be replaced and quite an easy job for a diy fix.

why would he touch the drian off when servicing the boiler?

I believe he is still cutting it with the wire saw, should be through it by 2016.

It does look a little better. I'm sorry you have ended up with a idiot of a "plumber"

Please tell me a genuine plumber has not installed that? If he was I would suggest you try and get your money back, or get him back to do it properly. (the hose onto the existing cold isolation valve is unbelievable) I hope you get it sorted out in the end.

Shower valve?

I "think" it was to stop engineers linking the switch out too

It could have an internal overflow pipe, which lets the water overflow into the pan.

It will sods law that if you tile up to it the toilet will then at some point break and need replacing. I would personally get a cheap toilet pan and replace it after floor tiled. Won't be expensive, just more time needed.

There could be a leak on the coil in the cylinder.

As above, if its an old outside toilet the pipe could be off next doors supply. Had the same problem a few times.

Then put a MASSIVE! boxing round it and tile it, so it's really awkward if you need to repair it in the future.....that's what I normally come across anyway.

The blue one looks like a button off your shirt

But you should still get it serviced if you haven't had it done.