Just had a call from a grumpy customer who I installed a boiler for last year, I'm currently back at the house doing a bedroom to bathroom conversion. I did price for a much larger job, (extension) but didn't win it as I was too expensive.
Anyway, They have come home and the heating was off. I talked them through checking the boiler, and it was a low pressure fault. I talked them through re-charging the system. To be told the needle on the gauge was dropping like a stone.
I asked if the other builders had removed any radiators, to be told "they haven't even started!!"
So I said, I'm on my way. Dropped everything, and raced their. Just as I pull up outside, the phone rings. Its them, and I get told the other builders had started, and had removed a radiator, and hadn't capped off the TRV and it had ****ed everywhere.
I said, well I'm here now. I go in. Sure enough, at the back of the house, where the extension will take place, is flooded.
I cut and cap the pipe work properly. Re-pressurise the system and inform them they will have lost some of the inhibitor. I genuinely double dosed the system as it's a fairly large house, and because it's my installation, and I want the system water to be bang on.
The builder who had caused this mess was on the phone to them and was willing to come, but I told them to tell him not to bother it was sorted. He apparently said, I'll buy him a beer.
Anyway, I have no hard feelings to this bloke, so should probably just let it go. But I don't enjoying driving out on a Saturday evening to fix other peoples cock ups, and be spoken to all surely on the phone by a customer who has jumped to conclusions.
Anyway, They have come home and the heating was off. I talked them through checking the boiler, and it was a low pressure fault. I talked them through re-charging the system. To be told the needle on the gauge was dropping like a stone.
I asked if the other builders had removed any radiators, to be told "they haven't even started!!"
So I said, I'm on my way. Dropped everything, and raced their. Just as I pull up outside, the phone rings. Its them, and I get told the other builders had started, and had removed a radiator, and hadn't capped off the TRV and it had ****ed everywhere.
I said, well I'm here now. I go in. Sure enough, at the back of the house, where the extension will take place, is flooded.
I cut and cap the pipe work properly. Re-pressurise the system and inform them they will have lost some of the inhibitor. I genuinely double dosed the system as it's a fairly large house, and because it's my installation, and I want the system water to be bang on.
The builder who had caused this mess was on the phone to them and was willing to come, but I told them to tell him not to bother it was sorted. He apparently said, I'll buy him a beer.
Anyway, I have no hard feelings to this bloke, so should probably just let it go. But I don't enjoying driving out on a Saturday evening to fix other peoples cock ups, and be spoken to all surely on the phone by a customer who has jumped to conclusions.