Free Water Supply Pipe Repair Survey
As part of our effort to reduce water leakage and assist our customers in this area, we may be able to help you.
Portsmouth Water offers subject to certain conditions a free, non emergency, repair service for straightforward leaks on domestic supply pipes including those that are multi-occupancy domestic premises managed by commercial property maintenance companies. Whether or not you qualify can be determined at a free survey.
This offer does not extend to commercial, business or council/housing association premises.
This service is provided free up to a maximum of two hours for our Inspector’s time and six hours for a two man leakage repair team. If the repair exceeds this time you will be advised that charges may be raised.
From our vast experience it would be better in the long term if your water supply pipe was replaced in its entirety as further repairs are usually imminent. We are able to suggest three specialist contractors who are all registered with the Water industry Approved Plumbers Scheme and experienced in dealing with customers supply pipe leakage, and may even be able to claim the repair on your house insurance allowing you to get a new pipe free of charge.
The three Companies are;
JTS Civil Engineers Ltd
Gas & Water Division
Property Maintenance
Regency House
Blackmoor
Liss Hants GU33 6BH
Tel: 01420 538384
Mobile: 07887607009
E-mail: john@jts-civilengineering.co.uk
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CPI Moling Ltd
20 Arun Business Park
Bognor Regis
West Sussex
PO22 9SX
Tel: 01243 864765
Mobile: 07860502340
E-mail: ben@cpimoling.co.uk
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R J Water Pipes
Repairs, Renewals & Moling
Tel: 02392 597549
Mobile: 07894 996987
E-mail: rjwaterpipes@hotmail.co.uk
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In the mean time should you require further advice on any of the above information or would like us to arrange a visit from one of the three specialist Companies above please do not hesitate to contact our leakage team on 02392 249274 .
For further information please click here to view our brochure 'Repairing leaks to your Supply pipe.'
Please click here for further information found in our 'Code of Practice and Procedures for Leakage on Domestic Supplies.'