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Plumber in Athlone

  • 13-09-2018 2:26pm
    #1
    GemmaLouise
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 34 ✭


    Hi everyone. I’m having a very difficult time finding a plumber in Athlone. I have called all the numbers I can find online and all plumbers are either retired or not returning phone calls. No plumbers advertised in Athlone Advertiser. I’m at my wits end. I just need a plumber for a small household job ( My electric shower is only giving cold water and my immersion takes much too long to heat up) I would really applreciate if anyone could recommend a plumber in Athlone. Thanks


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  • #2
    Saint_Mel
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    Always found Pat Egan to be good, although can be a nightmare trying to get him he's so busy usually. I'll pm on his number


  • #3
    Hitman3000
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    Frank Dolan in Brideswell. Sounds like your shower though is fecked. There is generally no serviceable parts in them. A new shower is your best bet.


  • #4
    4ensic15
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    Hitman3000 wrote: »
    Frank Dolan in Brideswell. Sounds like your shower though is fecked. There is generally no serviceable parts in them. A new shower is your best bet.

    It might be just the brushes. They can be replace in a few minutes in a Triton. I don't know what model the o/p has though.


  • #5
    Hitman3000
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    4ensic15 wrote:
    It might be just the brushes. They can be replace in a few minutes in a Triton. I don't know what model the o/p has though.


    It could be the brushes, usually though if one thing goes it is usually followed by more. My Mira sport gave up the ghost a couple of months ago. Bought a triton shower off the Screwfix direct website 75 euro bargain. 12 euro in plumbing bits to change the water inlet. All in 87 euro. Luckily I can do it myself.


  • #6
    4ensic15
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    Hitman3000 wrote: »
    It could be the brushes, usually though if one thing goes it is usually followed by more. My Mira sport gave up the ghost a couple of months ago. Bought a triton shower off the Screwfix direct website 75 euro bargain. 12 euro in plumbing bits to change the water inlet. All in 87 euro. Luckily I can do it myself.

    I wouldn't install a mains water shower. I always get the Triton T90. Woodies and B & Q sell them for About €240.


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  • #7
    Hitman3000
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    4ensic15 wrote:
    I wouldn't install a mains water shower. I always get the Triton T90. Woodies and B & Q sell them for About €240.

    No option in my case. Plus the water is hard usually the heater and tank that goes. 3 shower in 14 years. 2 Mira, one Triton. Moving soon so next house will all be pumped.


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