Nice Little Bonus.

[SimonG]

On a bathroom revamp, first job new shower in corner and strip out wash basin. Grey plastic waste above floor boards. Go outside to remove waste pipe to find it's a 3m length of 35mm copper pipe. Nice old stuff.

 

[Barry98]

kerchingggg

 

[quality]

We took about 90 meters of old 1 1/8 out last year and was not aloud to take 1 inch of site

 

[Barry98]

We took about 90 meters of old 1 1/8 out last year and was not aloud to take 1 inch of site

foremans perks

 

[SimonG]

We took about 90 meters of old 1 1/8 out last year and was not aloud to take 1 inch of site

Ouch.

Did a combi swap a few weeks back, half way through the job when told that the scrap was to stay. Stripped out airing cupboard and left all the bits on an old sheet. Later on she asks me to move the pipe and cylinder outside so she can tidy the bedroom. She wasn't impressed when I said no "my insurance doesn't cover moving your waste".

 

[SimonJohns]

Ouch.

Did a combi swap a few weeks back, half way through the job when told that the scrap was to stay. Stripped out airing cupboard and left all the bits on an old sheet. Later on she asks me to move the pipe and cylinder outside so she can tidy the bedroom. She wasn't impressed when I said no "my insurance doesn't cover moving your waste".

Lmao reminds me of a system combi upgrade I done when an apprentice. Was told I couldn't have the scrap

So the cylinder stayed in place and I placed a pipe in front of it so that the cylinder couldn't be removed. Left every single pipe in situ that was redundant.

We never worked for him ever again

 

[grahamgas]

Last year had a run of about 6 meters of 4 inch copper.
Customer was so surprised by the cheap quotes to replace it to plastic:wink_smile: