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Temporary Water Supply

mike_2009 · 2023-01-09 10:21:11

I've been looking into the supply of water during the construction stage of a new build. It's in an urban area. I was wondering about storing water onsite vs getting a temporary water supply from Irish Water which seems to require a lot of paperwork and business level charges! Or do I pester the neighbour to borrow their…

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I've been looking into the supply of water during the construction stage of a new build. It's in an urban area. I was wondering about storing water onsite vs getting a temporary water supply from Irish Water which seems to require a lot of paperwork and business level charges! Or do I pester the neighbour to borrow their garden hose?
What would you recommend to ensure renderers, brickies have sufficient supply? Thanks.

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#2 10-01-2023 7:55pm

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https://www.boards.ie/discussion/2058278823/temporary-water-supply

speak nicely to neighbour & hopefully they oblige, If not clean barrels or a clean IBC tank & refill from drums each evening. IBC tank would be better as holds more than barrels

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