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Plumber Issue?

  • 23-06-2022 11:55am
    #1
    picturehangup
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 424 ✭✭


    Mods.. wasn't sure where to put this one, as it is more of a service rather than the selling/buying of good.

    We had a new kitchen installed last year, and the fitters told us to get our own electrician and plumber, pretty standard as far as I am aware.

    We also had a new underfloor heating mat installed by an electrician, and all was fine, until the electricity started cutting out. We found the issue behind the sink, there was a massive leak, which clearly caused the electrical issue. The plumber is denying that he was the cause, and that it is the fault of the original builder, 22 years ago.

    It will cost about 5000 to fix this, and we are selling our house so we have to fix it, can't leave it in this condition. Our kitchen is cold in winter without this heating.

    So, to chase the plumber via solicitor, or go through our house insurance?

    Any advice greatly appreciated from you knowledgeable boardsies! Thanks in advance



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  • #2
    Jim_Hodge
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 11,715 ✭✭✭✭Jim_Hodge


    Go through your house insurance.



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