that flooded my kitchen.
turns out the waste pipe for the whole building is blocked an all the nice water from their dishwashers and washing machines had nowhere to go but up through my kitchen sink :furious:
£620 plumber :-(
I shall sell this flat and buy a house as soon as I can.
Ooof! I don't really know how blocks of flats work, but if the problem is with the building rather than your pipes, is there not some way of recouping money from the building owners or something?Quote:
Originally Posted by Pat Vegas
That's what I am doing now but they are quite stupid.Quote:
Originally Posted by Burney
they will say I didn't call them but they don't answer the phone.
apart from that I quite like the place.
Yes, get straight onto the leaseholder and get them to claim off their insurance. Shared pipes are not pv concernQuote:
Originally Posted by Burney
:nod: can I claim a little splash on my kitchenaid thing I bought this past weekend as it got a bit water splashed on it on my insurance?Quote:
Originally Posted by Pokster
Absolutely. Why not make sure you also had your iPad, laptop and phone in there while you're at it?Quote:
Originally Posted by Pat Vegas
Burney is shrood. I also know a Dr in Harley Street who will sign off that you got whiplash for a few £££.Quote:
Originally Posted by Burney
He usually does car related injuries but I’m sure he can accommodate you here.
Oh I forgot I slipped over must be the amnesia.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tony C