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A leaking heating pipe in the slab: from the damage to painting the repaired pipes.

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A leaking heating pipe inside the slab, the ceiling opened next to the wall

BeforeA leaking heating pipe in the slab.

The damage on the pipe, the hole water escaped through under pressure

BeforeThe damage.

The same pipe lower down, corrosion having taken the whole section

Before

The cut pipe seen from inside, deposits narrowing the bore by nearly half

Before

Cutting out the damaged sections, the torch working where the pipe crosses

In progressWe cut out the damaged sections.

Measuring for the new sections, the length checked before any cutting

In progressTaking the measurements for the new sections.

Welding in the new sections, the work done lying down against the slab

In progressWelding in the new sections.

Welding on another site, the joint made above the welder's own head

In progressWelding on another site.

The same site, the horizontal run welded up against the basement ceiling

In progress

Painting the repaired pipes, white paint carried back over the weld

FinishedPainting the repaired pipes.

The repaired section close up, the blue insulation put back around the pipes

Finished

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Other galleries

Bricking up the opening, the first courses set into the window reveal

Bricking up a window

Construction preparation before the installation works.

4 photos

The same tub from another angle, the built cladding already removed

Removing an old bath

Removing an old bath and the tiling around it.

6 photos

The parquet finished in the room, the surface ready for its skirting

Laying parquet

Laying parquet in a flat, from the first boards to the finished floor.

6 photos

Emergency interventions

A fault that cannot wait for morning

A burst pipe, sewage backing up, water that cannot be shut off, a dangerous electrical fault, water reaching the electrical installation, a faulty lock or door. Everything carrying a risk of flood, fire or major damage. We come out at night, on Sundays and on holidays too.

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The emergency call-out price is in the price list; labour is billed separately, according to the job established on site.