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I currently have a gravity feed system.

In the very near future I am adding a loft extension to my property so the 2 cold water tanks in my London roof will have to be removed.

I seek a plumbing/engineer to visit my property to give me advice and possible options in upgrading my existing system. I am based in Hammersmith, West London.


Can anyone offer their services or recommend others please.

Many thanks
 
Are you just looking for advice on how to do the job, or do you want someone to price the work for you
Big difference
 
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