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My name is Adrian, the owner of Plumber on Tap. As a qualified registered plumber I offer a reliable, competitive, plumbing service to customers throughout Sussex.
Specialising in shower repairs and installations and with over 20 years experince of service delivery, fully conversant with most makes; I am confident I can help you too.
When working in your property you can be assured that the works are fully insured, and you can be confident that installations are carried out in accordance with best plumbing practice.
All advice and quotations are offered free of charge and without obligation and I am always happy to answer your questions.
Call Adrian on07752 493120 | 01903 531700
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A standard shower tray can fitted without any problems, however any pipework running beneath the bath would have to be re routed prior to the installation of a low level shower tray. The shower waste outlet would also need to have an adequate fall to the main drain.
Plumber on tap is familiar with most well known shower brands. Makes including Grohe, Mira, Aqualisa, Triton , Hansgrohe and Hudsoon Reed are all supported.
Plumber on Tap is happy to carry out small improvements.
If you are in need of assistance urgently, it is best to call me and I can advise on my availability.
Consider whether your toilets are low water content cisterns and do they have half flush capability. Make sure the stopcock is not fully open and discharging too much water at the house taps. By slightly reducing the flow rate you can save water, without adversly affecting performance.
It is a process of elimination and sometimes luck. Start by removing access panels or looking under insulation, check voids where pipes may run. Look for signs of wet or damp especially near pipe bends or fittings and trace back from there. Copper pipes can become porous over time but cannot always be seen by the naked eye.
Outside the property you should have the main stopcock normally sited in the pavement directly outside. Within your property you should have a working stopcock that can isolate the incoming main before it feeds to the house supplies.
Visually check all toilet cisterns, valves, outlets, overflows and taps, not forgetting any outside taps for obvious leaks. Once satisfied that these are not leaking, look for signs of damp or water around the incoming water meter.
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If you are having problems with your shower don't despair, contact Plumber on Tap today
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