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Well, until you actually start a coherent argument on the same topic as everyone else, there really is little option.

Bit complicated for you? Never mind deary.

You need to be on the right argument to start with.... let ne know when you're on track.

My years at university must have been a very long and expensive dream then... a fun one thankfully.... The point of the discussion, bell end, is the justification of £84 per hour. Not the designation of a person based on their education.

Is that the best you could come up with? Try and argue the point.

I'm sure the feeling is mutual, only you don't have someone p1ssing on you from a great height as well!

I have listed some basic costs of a legitimate business. You have not outlined anything that proves £84 per hour for a legitimate business being excessive. How much do you think a fully qualified engineer with the appropriate level of insurance, overheads, profit margin and materials markup...

Defend what? I think you should go to bed and come back tomorrow with some more coherent thoughts. You have no idea who is in my organization, how many there are nor their ability to repair (or not) not a problem. Accusing me of incompetence is also a rather silly thing to do seeing as I...

Customers are seldom right... the more right they think they are the more hassle the job is likely to be.

A bit late perhaps, but the Stanley one sold in B&Q has been faultless for me. A little long perhaps, but the screw/head has always given way before the ratchet system.

So you reckon my father in law who lives on the other other side of the world pays Gas Safe an annual registration fee. Do you reckon Mr Chan in Beijing pays the UK government some corporation tax for his operations there? You think you pay professional indemnity insurance? You think...

Not a big UK tax payer I take it then?

So glad I have an underling to do this sort of job :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

Well fitting a boiler with Warmfront weren't a good start, And as for solicitors and other professionals not stealing from you? I suggest you were just not paying attention. Yes you might have had some muppets round, but none of them were the professionals who post here for free. £84...

I'm not even going to start down that route :lol:

In that case work away; but think about doing the hot feed for the basin in 15mm to keep the long term usage to a minimum.

Christ is was only 45 minutes :!:

Blimey you have small hands.

If you're buying it on a roll, then it would be wasteful not to use as much of it as possible. the only downside it the larger volume of water in the pipe that will be wasted over the 15mm. Is it just a shower, basin and WC in the room? If so then the pump is OTT, and you will want to...