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annie13
Hi - my tenant is a plumber. He has two toilets and has reported four faults in one year. I was so busy I accepted his quotes but have just retired and have time to look at what he's charged me. They are, excuse the pun, bog standard Ideal Standard toilets installed by the house builder about ten years ago. He deducted the following from his rent for the work:
Supply & fit 90 degree pan connecter. £20 parts & £45 labour
Remove cistern & syphon & supply new syphon £30 parts & £45 labour
Supply & replace toilet filler, fit new toilet flexi £83.50 for parts & labour
Supply & fit new syphon £80 for parts & labour.
He also told me the washbasin needed new taps. I supplied them but he charged £36 for a new flexi whatever that is, £14.75 for a pop up waste, £5.35 for a "new compression straight on waste", I don't know what this is either, and £65 labour.
Could someone tell me if I've been taken advantage of. I have three other properties and have never had to have toilets repaired so often. As he lives in the property he has no travel costs other than to go half a mile down the road to the supplier.
Supply & fit 90 degree pan connecter. £20 parts & £45 labour
Remove cistern & syphon & supply new syphon £30 parts & £45 labour
Supply & replace toilet filler, fit new toilet flexi £83.50 for parts & labour
Supply & fit new syphon £80 for parts & labour.
He also told me the washbasin needed new taps. I supplied them but he charged £36 for a new flexi whatever that is, £14.75 for a pop up waste, £5.35 for a "new compression straight on waste", I don't know what this is either, and £65 labour.
Could someone tell me if I've been taken advantage of. I have three other properties and have never had to have toilets repaired so often. As he lives in the property he has no travel costs other than to go half a mile down the road to the supplier.