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Mains water supply in my neighbours property.
I have just found out after having no water for 2 days that the mains water supply stopcock to my shop + flat is situated in my neighbours empty property - he lives in the one next to that and is unaffected. He has had a leak in the empty property and has turned the supply off leaving me with no water. He says he cannot afford a plumber to fix his leak and therefore cannot put the water back on? What should I do asIi cannot be without water for much longer and definitely need the supply to the shop for Monday as my business depends on it too? Thank you.
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Call your local Building Department and tell them what you've told me, If he's withholding water to your property the city should make him correct it. My question is " Why is your water service on his property? Don't you have water meters in your area? Good luck, Tom |
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