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Can't comment about the gas - other than even with my limited knowledge it seems wrong.
As for the water, why have they got a compression (inaccessible) joint onto presumably copper pipe within when plastic would have been more appropriate if anything! Also water pipe not ducted and sealed, presumably not at 750mm min depth. Also the inspection chamber not bedded on concrete/mortar with peashingle around it as per MI apart from anything.
Finally, in the third picture in your "gas" album, is that the main electric supply cable I see? Clearly in breach of min distances within trenches, and possibly at wrong depth, but I may be in error on this one.
Johnny foreigner, like any labourer, will install as instructed by the boss. Trouble is when the boss don't know what he's doing and doesn't seem keen to find out. Bit odd when you consider that the service suppliers normally do a site visit to check that the trench is as required prior to connecting at the street, regardless of BCO
As for the water, why have they got a compression (inaccessible) joint onto presumably copper pipe within when plastic would have been more appropriate if anything! Also water pipe not ducted and sealed, presumably not at 750mm min depth. Also the inspection chamber not bedded on concrete/mortar with peashingle around it as per MI apart from anything.
Finally, in the third picture in your "gas" album, is that the main electric supply cable I see? Clearly in breach of min distances within trenches, and possibly at wrong depth, but I may be in error on this one.
Johnny foreigner, like any labourer, will install as instructed by the boss. Trouble is when the boss don't know what he's doing and doesn't seem keen to find out. Bit odd when you consider that the service suppliers normally do a site visit to check that the trench is as required prior to connecting at the street, regardless of BCO
