I get a range of queries about shower issues. The most common is the thermostatic control not working so the shower is too hot or too cold.
There are ways to replace these components but in mains fed showers these components often cost as much as a new shower. Manufacturers aren't particularly big on after market parts.
Sometimes the simplest way to fix this issue with electric or mains fed is the replace the shower. You have peice of mind with a new warranty and a fresh look to your shower.
Resizing and fitting a new front door this week. Draught proofing fitted around the frame to keep out the drafts and keep those heating bills down. Was undercoated and finished with a farrow and ball satin exterior wood paint.
It's not long now. The days are getting colder and the weather worse. It's very common that I get asked to fix roofs just after or during heavy downpours. It's sometimes impossible to do so when it's wet. Always better to get it done before the real awful weather begins. If you need help making you're roof weather tight, get in touch.
