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Leaking Overflow Pipe

The Oggmonster · 2010-01-14 22:26:13

There is a house down the road from me and it was recently up for sale. The sale signs have been taken down so I presume someone has bought it. Anyway, as far as I can see the house is still empty. There is a string flow of water coming from the overflow pipe. Who is responsible for this seeing as the house is empty? Can I…

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14-01-2010 11:26pm

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The Oggmonster

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There is a house down the road from me and it was recently up for sale. The sale signs have been taken down so I presume someone has bought it.

Anyway, as far as I can see the house is still empty. There is a string flow of water coming from the overflow pipe. Who is responsible for this seeing as the house is empty? Can I ring someone to deal with it?

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#2 15-01-2010 2:47am
Ledgendary Lad

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Can you remember name of Estate Agent that dealt with property?
That's place to go I'd say.
They'd have names of both new & old owner.
Failing that your' local council would have a register of names/properties maybe?

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#3 15-01-2010 6:53pm
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If you dont know the EA, check the address on daft or similar and you will find it that way

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#4 15-01-2010 9:14pm
The Oggmonster

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I rang the estate agent and was coming home from work tonight the water had stopped

Cheers for the replies

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