How to deal with water damage on walls
Learn about the common causes of water damage in walls, how professionals repair it, and what to expect during the restoration process to prevent further issues.
-replacing shower frame (the doors dont open and close properly so they say the frame needs replacing.. or whatever can be done for doors to open and close). - unblock toilet( note it's not outside drains that has a problem ..all other drains are fine, just toilet). -leaking shower copper pipe on roof. PLEASE CONTACT ME VIA EMAIL ONLY, I CAN'T TAKE CALLS AT WORK
Separation of my sewerage pipe from the neighbors' sewerage pipe as I always have drain blockage whilst I'm not suppose to because I'm mostly not around and things that comes out from the drain she agrees that are from her side, she's got more than 15 foreign tenants I have none but I'm the one suffering
Toilet-My two toilet are forever dripping water and as such waste a lot of water...Bathtub-The hot water pressure on my bath tub is too small and takes forever...Sink-My two sinks stoppers when pressed down to stop water from escaping the sink could not come back to their original position.Water stays long in my sinks and takes forever to go out. Send me the quotes via email, please. It can be done on Monday also.
We want and inspection to be done for professional eye to have a look and quote but according to the basic knowledge we have see below scope. Using precast kerbs with cement stabilised fill material. Construct a 2m x 2m level platform for Jo-Jo tank 2) Break-out existing ½ round precast channels and concrete and all existing concrete and piled debris in area between building and precast wall and remove to spoil. 3) Do earthworks to form gulley to control stormwater from adjacent property and yard up to palisade fence midway down building 30m² . 4) Install 9 x precast barrier kerbs alongside existing precast wall to cover foundations and exposed base of wall 9m. 5) Supply and lay 60mm interlock blocks to prepared gulley 30m². 6) Do earthworks to form gulley to control stormwater from top to bottom 30m². 8) Supply and lay 60mm interlock blocks to
Problem: Hot water temperature too high, pipe/s making Hammering, thudding sounds. Only registered, certified plumbers' quotes will be accepted. Check thermostat & geyser pressure valve, set temperature to 55 degrees Celsius; In addition: Replace washers to bath, shower, kitchen sink, washing machine & dishwasher taps; Water Jet cleaning of water system. Secure any loose copper pipe/s. Please provide itemized quote for labour and part/s. Thank you.
Good morning, please can you provide a quote for the following plumbing issue. There is a T junction where the sewer from one toilet runs into the pipe from the main toilet. The T junction is within about 2 metres from the main toilet and 5 metres from the second toilet. There appears to be a broken or damaged pipe in this area and this restriction is creating a blockage. It seems that the T junction will need to be replaced. There is obviously paving that needs to be removed in order to reach this section. We have previously had a plumber in who tried to clear the blockage and gave us the above information. We would like to receive a few quotes before going ahead with the repairs. Thank you. Kind regards
I am looking for quotes for splitting the pipework in 6 unit complex so that each unit has its own incoming water supply and install a stop valve per unit. We require this so that we can install prepaid water meter. So if you can offer prepaid water meter as well and make it one inclusive quote , that ill be highly appreciate otherwise just the first part is the most important for now.
1. Gyser is always leaking, leaving a huge puddle outside. 2. Tap thats connected to washing machine doesn't close tightly anymore ... Constantly dripping water .. 3. Bath tap valve thingy broke into half, I tried opening the tap ... I swerved to the hot water direction and tilted the thing up and it came out
Full bathroom renovation for two bathrooms.Bathroom remodel. Remove all old file (wall and floor) and fitting (tub, toilet, basin). Replace with new fittings (walk-in shower, toilet, basin). Remove old floor and wall tiles, toilet, tub, hand basin. Replace with new tiles, walk-in shower, taps, basins etc Bathroom 1 - 22.5m2 , Floor 5m2. Bathroom 2 - 27.5m2 , Floor 7.5m2.
People came and ripped my copper pipes off the wall. I've replaced most of them except my kitchen tap pipes. I'm wanting to change them to polycorp pipes connected to the previous copper pipes that I've replaced. You need 5 corner pipes with piping and a T pipe and 1 galvanized/copper pipe that needs to go through the wall.