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Sorry not made myself clear. I think she's of the opinion that the approach was just not good, no matter how neat the work was it would never look right on the house and never going to look good and he shouldn't have suggested it. I don't know exactly what she signed off on, but whatever it was...

I used a builder for some repairs to my chimney he did a great job, so when my mum needed some work done I recommended him. She had water ingress around a window due to poor lead work around a beam that goes across the top. The builder completely wrapped the beam in lead. It was good lead work...

Thanks guys :) much appreciated. I'm looking forward to getting stuck in. You'll probably hear from me again when I've flooded the house...

Planning on fitting a pump and thermostatic shower. I reckon I need to do the following: Fit dedicated cold feed for pump 22mm. New feed should be below feed for HWS if poss. Will be using PEX for this. Fit surrey flange to HWS and run dedicated hot feed to pump. This should be copper...

great, thanks

Would it be ok to locate a shower pump below the hot water tank? Tank is ground floor, bathroom is first floor, cold tank in the loft. Here's a pic of the space http://www.flickr.com/photos/40985301@N05/8151764576/ Ta in advance

Thanks for reading, I've devided that I'm unlikely to chang the boiler any time soon and will be putting in a shower pump, but I'll post sperate questions about that

Thanks for the response. Is a pumped electric shower better than a standard electric shower? More like a power shower? I presume the pump comes after the heater otherwise surely with the setup I have i would be attaching a pump to the mains wich i thought was illegal.

Hi all, first post but read alot, always very useful. I'll try to keep this as concise as possible. I only moved in to the house recently (it's a small 3bed terrace with one bathroom) so I've been poking around and this is what I know about my system: I have a baxi backboiler behind...