Plumbing jobs in Reading, Berkshire

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Hi, I'm wondering if you are interested in 2 small jobs in my house.
1, Detaching old dishwasher and install new one. The water supply is attached to water softener and we are not able to take it off ourselves.
2, Changing a flush valve and handle in downstairs toilet.

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I have two T joins above my boiler in the kitchen, one of which is blocked. I need it replaced.

I have gained access to the joins which are in the ceiling by cutting out a section of the plasterboard. The joins are near a floor joist and floorboard (see photos) so I'm nervous about undertaking the work myself. I have drained down the system, so the job is straight forward for someone with some soldering skill. I am looking for someone to turn up, remove the existing Ts and supply and fit replacements.

After the replacement I will deal with refilling the system and repairing the ceiling.

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A replacement Power shower needs to be fitted and I've also been advised that Isolation valves also need to be fitted.

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Hi the toilet has stopped flushing completely and it appears that the siphon/diaphragm needs replacing.

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I need 2 bathroom taps replaced as they are dripping and it's not possible to dismantle them and replace the washer. 1 is a bath tap and the other a sink mixer tap.

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We have a WC that's not working due to a syphon needing replacing from limescale damage. Similarly we have a shower fitting that can no longer be turned to higher temperatures because of valve damage.

Please see other work also, this may suit an all rounder.

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Need a plumber to either fix the leaky tap or to advise and fit a new tap.

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We'd like our leaking tap fixed.

I have tried replacing the washer on our kitchen tap, however issue seems to be the seat which has a nick in it and think it just needs grinding down\re seating

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need a new shower installed

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We need to have a new water softener installed as our old one has broken. The supply pipes are in place and we plan to get exactly the same model again so it should not be too difficult to connect up. We've not yet bought the new softener and some decorating needs to be finished first so the job is not immediate. I will post another plumbing job, so please look at that as well.
Thanks
Karen

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Bathroom: Replace the radiator with a small heated towel rail. Quote needed for work and parts.

Kitchen: Remove radiator completely to make room for a fridge.

* Added 10th July, 2012 :
Bathroom measurements are as follows:
Pipes = 672mm from outside left to inside right.
Radiator = 605mm wide

This would be amazing: http://www.diy.com/nav/rooms/heating-radiators/towel-radiators/floor-mounted-towel-radiators/central_heating/Bristan-Imperial-Chordiliere-Dual-Function-Towel-Rail-H-952-W-686-D-130mm-9271348

But something like this is our more realistic top choice: http://www.priceinspector.co.uk/d/66900453/Heating--amp-Cooling/Milano-White-Curved-Heated-Bathroom-Towel-Radiator-Rail-800mm-x-600mm-compare-prices

600 x 800 is about the right size for our room.

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Connecting ensuite shower to shower pump in loft.
Installing external hot water tap.
Replacing broken stop cock.
Replacing broken sink valve.

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We have recently refitted our kitchen, and have replaced a standard sink with a belfast sink: as a result the drain of the sink is lower so cannot easily be connected to the waste pipe. In addition to the waste pipe, we need the taps connected & the sink sealed around the edge.

We could do with this being done as soon as possible, and there are also a couple of other misc plumbing jobs we'd like to have looked at.

Thanks

Bill

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Newly refitted sink and toilet to bathroom has leaks. Unable to get guy back till Friday so if anyone is available tomorrow to quote and possible sort the problem that would be brilliant. Big ask I know but would be really appreciated.

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We have an electric shower which we have stopped using as water pours down the back of the shower unit when its turned on. We would like to replace the existing shower with a new one but without affecting the tiles etc. We are conscious that there are two water pipes feeding into the bottom of the unit and that most showers on the market only accommodate one. We may therefore also need one of the pipes capped off.

We would welcome a quote to supply and to fit the new unit. We would also welcome your advice as to whether an electrian would also be needed. If necessary we can send a photo of the existing unit prior to any visit.