It never rains but it pours

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Woke up this morning to fresh water pouring down the kitchen wall from the bathroom. I have been assured it would be a surprise if the subsidence on the gable wall had caused the pipe to move. We are waiting for the emergency plumber to arrive. Saga emergency insurance advised at 9.42 they would be here within 2 hours. The plumber arrived around 3 pm good news it was a corroded washer.


Last time the kitchen ceiling fell down, the builders did not batten the plaster board to the wall. As we are waiting for major repairs the correction to the ceiling has been postponed. I have asked if we can have this fixed now as there is no date for us to move out. 


The first subsidence claim we had was due to an enormous tree in a neighbour's yard that damaged our domestic drainage area. This has affected the wall. Looks like we need a new damp course. 

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