the stopcock = Their stopcock in the pavement ? So that's a No lead replacement stancespoke to the water company and they wont subsidise anything as it's all after the stopcock. .
the stopcock = Their stopcock in the pavement ? So that's a No lead replacement stancespoke to the water company and they wont subsidise anything as it's all after the stopcock. .
yep.. it's all after their stopcockthe stopcock = Their stopcock in the pavement ? So that's a No lead replacement stancepresumably they will renew the pipe from the large street main and give you a new stopcock in a new plastic "pit" because that pipe's gotta be lead. Please let us know what they say.
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rang one company who said they'd call me back but haven't.. could only find one company locally that do moling https://www.ajet-drains.co.uk/water-pipes.phpThe chaps do did my replacement knocked it out in a few hours.
Got any quotes yet?
a new stopcock in a new plastic "pit" because that pipe's gotta be lead.
I wouldn't get too stressed about it. Old lead pipes are normally lined with a layer of scale that stops the water getting in contact with the lead.
Yes, you should get it replaced. But drinking water from that pipe is not going to cause you any damage in the short-medium term.
I'd snap that price up in a second!I hade a lead pipe serving my house from boundry to internal kitchen, used to cause all sorts of pressure problems. In 2019 we had an extension done and i got a thames water approved contractor to replace with 25mm mdpe pipe via moling. Total cost £550, now flow is v good.
I didn't search for a builder, I searched for a water main replacement company.Builders not available, or not calling back or not turning up! I'm really tempted by checkatrade right now or findabuilder..
the water company have recommended contractors.. tried them and none are available! Some said they only do commercialI didn't search for a builder, I searched for a water main replacement company.
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