sorry if repeating myself but got no response in Home and garden forum.
Just moved into a new place.There are two showers, one off the bath and one not.The pressure from both are like someone weeing on you!!I thought maybe I could replace the shower hose and head and that might help but it didn't and in the other shower we can't do that.
Called letting agent and the plumber came out and said that he'd check if we'd a pump but we didn't. He said here's nothing you can do unless you get a pump or an instant shower installed.. expensive though and landlord might not do it.
Emailed the property agent explaining the very low pressure etc and how it was so bad we had been showering elsewhere etc. So she said she's get onto the Plumber and the Landlord.
She emailed me then saying; "I had a discussion with Plumber about the shower & he said that the pressure is normal for those showers. At present alot of properties are requesting to have the more powerful showers removed from properties as the water meters will be installed in all properties in the near future.
Let me know your thoughts."
When the plumber was out he did mention this but surely a decent showers outweighs any additional water charges when it comes in??A lot of people have electric showers aswell and they'll hardly remove them.
I reiterated this to her and said your welcome to test them out- which they did by just turning up today without calling ahead. Basically she said her showers the same and you'll just have to get used to it.She said previous tenants never complained before
The previous tenant happened to call this evening to collect post and I asked them about it. He said yes the pressure was awful and he complained but nothing was done about it. Does this give us more of a chance something should be done?We haven't signed the lease yet.
what do people think??
Just moved into a new place.There are two showers, one off the bath and one not.The pressure from both are like someone weeing on you!!I thought maybe I could replace the shower hose and head and that might help but it didn't and in the other shower we can't do that.
Called letting agent and the plumber came out and said that he'd check if we'd a pump but we didn't. He said here's nothing you can do unless you get a pump or an instant shower installed.. expensive though and landlord might not do it.
Emailed the property agent explaining the very low pressure etc and how it was so bad we had been showering elsewhere etc. So she said she's get onto the Plumber and the Landlord.
She emailed me then saying; "I had a discussion with Plumber about the shower & he said that the pressure is normal for those showers. At present alot of properties are requesting to have the more powerful showers removed from properties as the water meters will be installed in all properties in the near future.
Let me know your thoughts."
When the plumber was out he did mention this but surely a decent showers outweighs any additional water charges when it comes in??A lot of people have electric showers aswell and they'll hardly remove them.
I reiterated this to her and said your welcome to test them out- which they did by just turning up today without calling ahead. Basically she said her showers the same and you'll just have to get used to it.She said previous tenants never complained before
The previous tenant happened to call this evening to collect post and I asked them about it. He said yes the pressure was awful and he complained but nothing was done about it. Does this give us more of a chance something should be done?We haven't signed the lease yet.
what do people think??