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In my garden I have lead pipe going across to neighbours. It supplies my house first then it carries on to 2 more houses.
Just under the neighbours brick wall there's a leak. I was digging the ground and I think with slight movement it started leaking. The problem is that the leak is right under the wall and neighbours side is all concreted. I have managed to chop a hole on my side to to get access to the pipe but I only have about 4 inches of pipe from neighbours concrete to the leak. How can I stop the leak. Is there a liquid thing which I can pour around it and wait till it hardens.
I don't want to replace the pipe as it will cost too much and I will have to contact the landlords of the neighbours as the house are rented. It's too much hassle. I just want to stop the leak and concrete it. If anything happens to it in future with the leak then be it.
Just a quick fix I want. I know everyone is gona say no can't touch it, need new line but I can't do that so that is not an option.
Just under the neighbours brick wall there's a leak. I was digging the ground and I think with slight movement it started leaking. The problem is that the leak is right under the wall and neighbours side is all concreted. I have managed to chop a hole on my side to to get access to the pipe but I only have about 4 inches of pipe from neighbours concrete to the leak. How can I stop the leak. Is there a liquid thing which I can pour around it and wait till it hardens.
I don't want to replace the pipe as it will cost too much and I will have to contact the landlords of the neighbours as the house are rented. It's too much hassle. I just want to stop the leak and concrete it. If anything happens to it in future with the leak then be it.
Just a quick fix I want. I know everyone is gona say no can't touch it, need new line but I can't do that so that is not an option.