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I have an issue in an upstairs en-suite and separate bathroom, where the cold water supply to both has gradually ceased over the last week. Both areas have showers which have loft based power mixers and these are working fine. if I put the showers on, they both take water from the cold water...

I'm still stuck with this one chaps. I have drained the water tank three times now. Once to take the old syphon unit off, then when I fitted the new one and then again when I fitted the new instream valve. Now I have water to the taps upstairs & downstairs, but a mere dribble to both the...

I've bought a new one now and fitted that. Guess what.....back to no water to the taps. Must be a blockage somewhere. Thanks Andy

Well now its coming through nicely , but it won't stop!!! Off to Screwfix methinks!

Right, I've switched on all the taps, back filled via the mixer and now I have water to everywhere except the upstairs loo...which strangely is what I was working on!! I've replaced the syphon, but the Torbeck input feed is barely dribbling in. Thoughts????

No it's not frozen, it was working fine earlier> I've tried back filling via the mixer tap three times. lots of gurgling, but no cold water. Any other ideas???

I have drained my cold water tank in the loft by stopping the input feed. Now I can't get any water to the taps in the batch & sink upstairs, nor the upstairs and downstairs loo. Could it have pulled crap into the pipe, or could there be a more sinister reason??

Cheers for that. Any rough idea of the cost if I get someone to do it??

Hi, There is no other structural movement obove the lintel. Everything looks good inside the property and it is only the lintel that is damaged. The main damage is central to the length, with the concrete being lifted by about a quarter of an inch for a lenght of about 4 inches. There is a...

Gents, Thanks for the responses, however, I'd really like an answer to the questions: Can it be patched/filled? Must it be replaced? An idea of cost would be good too? Cheers

I will call the insurers, just after a bit of advice as to whether the lintel is repairable or not, and how risky it is NOT to do so. The window company did not put the lintel in. It's the original from the 60's build. Cheers

Hi, I'd like some advice please. About 5 years ago I had a mid-1960's house fitted with full double glazing, doors and a conservatory. The company offer a 20-year guarantee on the windows, but I'm not sure about the work? I am about to move home and I have just noticed that the lintel above...