The engineer arrived as scheduled. Said he needed to buy parts and left. Came back and worked for 1.5 hours and found a part of the hob needs replacement.
The engineer, Lewis, said while leaving that he will invoice for 2.5 hours and will need to come back when part arrives. I asked him to bill for less as actual work was less and not complete. He agreed for 2 hours.
Later the invoice arrived for 2.5 hours (£300 with parts included). When I mailed him to ask why the extra half hour, he stopped responding until I mailed the company. He is not agreeing to 2 hours now.
I will pay him but have decided to use British Gas to complete the test of the job.
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I will be staying with these guys.
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For those with low mains water pressure, a Shower Pump is an effective, low-cost solution that will take your low-pressure water and redistribute it at high pressure to your shower and taps.
We fit all types of shower pump which there are several variations. The type of shower pump you need will depend on your existing system and water pressure. Our plumbers will determine the best pump for your current system and home.
Universal Or Standard Pump?
Standard Pumps
Standard Pumps are used in positive head situations with gravity fed open vented systems.
Universal Pumps
Universal pumps can be used in both positive and negative head situations, and unlike standard pumps, they don’t require gravity.
Impellor Single or Double?
Shower pumps are available with single or double impellors
- Single impellers power hot or cold water only
- Double impellors power both hot and cold water
Positive or Negative Head?
The type of head you require will depend on the set up of your system.
If you have a gravity-fed system, then a Positive head pump will be required. The pump is fitted below the water tank.
When the fitting of a Positive Head Pump is not possible, a negative head pump will be used, which is fitted inline or above the water tank and pulls water (instead of being fed) from the supply, delivered to the shower.
Pump Pressure
Pumps are rated between 0.5 and 4 bar, the pressure you require will depend on your existing system and the number of bathrooms you want to supply
- 0.5 – 1.5 bar pumps will provide a low boost to your existing mains pressure
- 1.5 – 3.0 bar pumps are used for single showers and bathrooms
- 2.0 – 4.5 bar pumps are used for two showers and bathrooms
If you would like advice on Shower Pumps or want one of our plumbers to install a new pump or repair an existing one, please contact us using the phone number or email below.
Hi, I’m Terry, the founder and owner of TM Hughes & Son Gas Services
Please get in touch to book an appointment or receive a free, no-obligation quote
Call – 01245 830075
Email – info@tmhughesandson.uk
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