Hi,
Before i contact Thames Water/OFWAT, looking for a bit of advice as to how to present my issue.
The situation:
- Thames Water
- Pavement immediately outside my property there are TWO stop-taps.
- 1 stop tap = my property. 2nd stop tap = next door.
- My water pressure sometimes drops significantly.
- Next door has been converted into 5 flats (large house converted).
- I am concerned that there is ONE supply pipe from the mains.
- This is then split between my property and next door.
- When next door start using the water, the pressure to my property significantly drops
- All of this occurs before my boundary on the pavement, so is Thames Water's pipework.
- I've had my supply pipe changes within my boundary, it made no change.
- The pressure is sometimes fine, other times not at all.
How do you think i should approach this with Thames Water?
I don't want ThamesW to state, a shared supply is the problem of the property owners.
Also, should a block of flats not have their own supply?
Many thanks all
Before i contact Thames Water/OFWAT, looking for a bit of advice as to how to present my issue.
The situation:
- Thames Water
- Pavement immediately outside my property there are TWO stop-taps.
- 1 stop tap = my property. 2nd stop tap = next door.
- My water pressure sometimes drops significantly.
- Next door has been converted into 5 flats (large house converted).
- I am concerned that there is ONE supply pipe from the mains.
- This is then split between my property and next door.
- When next door start using the water, the pressure to my property significantly drops
- All of this occurs before my boundary on the pavement, so is Thames Water's pipework.
- I've had my supply pipe changes within my boundary, it made no change.
- The pressure is sometimes fine, other times not at all.
How do you think i should approach this with Thames Water?
I don't want ThamesW to state, a shared supply is the problem of the property owners.
Also, should a block of flats not have their own supply?
Many thanks all