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And I've "worked" with some of the laziest plumbers God ever allowed to be conceived. First fixed a cottage rewire, all joists drilled at centre of joists, spaced at least 3 diameters apart, floorboards back down. "Plumber" lifted boards and used a jig saw to cut notches above my holes.for his pipes, there was hardly any timber left. I was uncomfotable walking out of the rooms, as I could feel the fllor flexing beneath me ! Building Inspector drilled him a new rear-exit and it cost him a fortune in acro-prop hire and purpose made steel plates to restore the strength in the joists, ceiling had to be dropped for installation, etc, etc, etc.
It's not good to slag off other trades, we all have to work together. There are good and bad in all trades.
From the photographs of the work you have posted, I am sure we could work together !
Sparky walked on site yesterday, within minutes many insults were traded, all completely inappropriate for this forum...
When we had to be serious we had a technical discussion on the system (it's going to be a W plan but using 2 port valves, so will need a normally open and normally closed one)
And I'm going to price replacing his boiler soon
What I'm saying is it's all just tradesmen having a laugh, I've met sparkys I wouldn't let wire a plug and those who I've had working in my own house. I've also met plumbers I wouldn't trust with a bottle of water