That's why I asked for a picture of the valve and what tank it is fitted to.
Andy
Andy
Indeed - and shorter too so it wouldn`t touch the far end of the tank - and be easily adjustable for water level height . I can`t believe they didn`t just fit a part 2 . The valve referred to may have been a double check valve on the supply to the ballvalve - I am amazed @ the way plumbing has evolved - it`s high tech electronic controlled boilers vs. simple 1st. year apprentice stuff , and still we see cock ups on the easy stuffIt is possible that the plumber did not replace like-for-like.
He may have replaced a part 2 valve with a part 1.
The float on a part 2 would have been suspended slightly lower.
Your address ie. London says it all Ballvalve part 2 £ 8.90 .... £9.00 parking .....£24.00 labour would get you a skilled time served plumber - but you`d have to be on Asdown Forest to get me that cheap Say £ 40 for cash .It pains me to say it as I know I've been ripped of.
£89 call out
£90 parts
£240 labour (3 hours)
Like I said , probably a non return valve for the Part 1 floatvalve - not needed with a part 2jesus h christ - i thought I could be a little pricey sometimes!
What was this mystical prv? ?
jwhite1";p="2356871 said:It pains me to say it as I know I've been ripped of.
£89 call out
£90 parts
£240 (3 hours)[/quote
jwhite1";p="2356871 said:]
£329 for time + profit on parts!! OMG There are guys out there fitting 2 boilers at different locations for that!
Did they provide you with a quote or estimate, or just lump you with the bill?
And what book did he take in the loft to read? Even with a few problems it couldn't take more than an hour on site. Unless it was lead or iron piework.
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