Hi,
I've been asking around friends and colleagues for recommendations of local firms that do water supply pipe replacement (with moling), and got a 'half' recommendation from a colleague who said they did the job, but he wasn't happy that they hadn't insulated the pipe in the floor, and they had used only push-fit connectors. Are these two things red flags to avoid this firm?
Any questions I should ask them when they give the quote?
I'd like the very first joint the new incoming pipe connects makes, to be the most reliable there is, and to be able to turn off the water at this joint.
I've been asking around friends and colleagues for recommendations of local firms that do water supply pipe replacement (with moling), and got a 'half' recommendation from a colleague who said they did the job, but he wasn't happy that they hadn't insulated the pipe in the floor, and they had used only push-fit connectors. Are these two things red flags to avoid this firm?
Any questions I should ask them when they give the quote?
I'd like the very first joint the new incoming pipe connects makes, to be the most reliable there is, and to be able to turn off the water at this joint.