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Whitesupraboy2

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Well ive been happy with life at moment.

Got a supra :thumbs:

Got a new Job that im loving still after 4mths of working there :thumbs:

Going on a lads holiday in 2 weeks :innocent:

 

I dont come home stressed like i did from old Job so life just seems easier. I then bought a house with no problems at all as i was first time buyer and i knew the guy and he was moving into his gf's so that was the chain me and him :D (sorry to Matt, i know you dont wana read this lol).

 

I decided i didnt like kitchen and Bathroom so decided to have them redone, Kitchen cheap and cheerful as im not planning on spending much time in there as it small. I was actually really impressed with it for the price. Now the bathroom i love, it came out perfect.

 

Ive still been living at home as i decided to rent the place out, so let a couple of relatives stay there, next thing i know at 2am a phone call saying the house has flooded. After inspection it looks like a toilet pipe has burst, luckerly a inlet one!! lol

 

So insurance company come round and say down stairs, lounge is all to be replaced. ceiling / walls / carpet / sofas. So good in some ways a new lounge for free :D

 

Bad side, i had taken sensible side and decided to rent the house out as it too close to home infact next door. (but was such a good price i had to buy it) So this means now im paying a morgage i cant live in, it just annoying!! What really annoying is i had my mate & his bro who are electrician and gas man, do the whole house so it meets renting regulations. Someone should be living in it today. :(

 

ohh well life will move on. Saving now for flat in centre of B'mth :read: :ecstatic:

 

anyone else had burst pipes had to deal with house insurance. I must say seeing as this is the 2nd month of the policy and the first 3 months the insurance people have been very helpful!

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One of the other drivers at my place went away on holiday for two weeks. When they came back found that the tank in the loft had burst and water had been pouring through the house since they had been away. House was totally gutted. Insurance refitted every room but they were living in b&b for best part of six months!

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How does an internal pipe burst, in the middle of summer?

 

Its a pipe that was replaced when the new bathroom was being fitted looks like i got a weak pipe :( either that or i reckon a join between pipes but i aint gonna start fighting over what broke with the guys as i aint got time as im on holiday in 2 weeks so i need things to move quickly

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cheers mate will do if it ends up causing problems. but so far so good! for a problem it gone very smoothly, just something i could do without. The bathroom only had to have 1 tile cracked to get to the pipe with problem.

 

What makes me think it was join was i found the pipe in bin that he cut out, which had the plastic connector on end of it. the connector had a hairline crack in it and just so happens to sit nicely above where the water appears to of leaked through the ceiling. i find it hard to believe a copper pipe just split or had hole in it, coz i couldnt find any hole in the pipe that he removed. its like he removed it just to make me think it was the pipe and not his fitting :shrug:

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