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Hi I have been To quite a few customers who say that they had 2-3 Plumber who all said that they would need a complete new bathroom, For a leaking Bathroom tap??
Now I was taught at college to maintain rather then replace,
So my question is Which jobs would you point blank refuse and which ones would you suggest a complete refurbish instead of just maintenance.
For me it has to be toilet, I hate them, They are so flimsey and not put together very well at all. The rubbers have to be in the exact right place or they leak like mad. Had a couple toilets flush down on the floor, Thank goodness for my wet vac. I always make sure the wet vac is ready when doing toilets now. Just in case.
And as for maintenance, I always try to maintain rather then replace, seems like the fair thing to do, Although, sometimes time spent repairing can be spent installing new and actually saving money.
Went to a macerator the other day, Was shovelling in their feaces for an hour, just to get a glove out, saved them £200 but was disgusting, will definetly not be doing that again.
Now I was taught at college to maintain rather then replace,
So my question is Which jobs would you point blank refuse and which ones would you suggest a complete refurbish instead of just maintenance.
For me it has to be toilet, I hate them, They are so flimsey and not put together very well at all. The rubbers have to be in the exact right place or they leak like mad. Had a couple toilets flush down on the floor, Thank goodness for my wet vac. I always make sure the wet vac is ready when doing toilets now. Just in case.
And as for maintenance, I always try to maintain rather then replace, seems like the fair thing to do, Although, sometimes time spent repairing can be spent installing new and actually saving money.
Went to a macerator the other day, Was shovelling in their feaces for an hour, just to get a glove out, saved them £200 but was disgusting, will definetly not be doing that again.