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The UK's largest directory of vetted, qualified plumbers is getting a new name - and a renewed push to get more householders using it before they hire. WaterSafe, the national register of approved plumbing installers, will officially become WaterSafe Register from 1st April.
WaterSafe, in partnership with the Water Health Partnership, the Welsh Government and the Drinking Water Inspectorate, has called for the end of the illegal use of lead solder in plumbing to protect public health, particularly that of children. The call is targeted at nurseries, schools and public buildings because of the impacts lead can have on young children, affecting their ability to learn.
UK households are urged to check their stop tap as the clocks spring forward on Sunday 29 March – with a survey by WaterSafe revealing 14 per cent don’t know where theirs is. The internal stop tap is the first line of defence against plumbing emergencies. By turning off the mains water supply, households can help prevent property damage and costly repairs if a pipe leaks or bursts. A survey
New research shows overwhelming public backing for stronger safeguards around drinking water in homes, with 91% of UK homeowners agreeing that plumbers should be qualified and vetted.
Prospective homebuyers want to see greater transparency about lead in homes in pre-sale surveys, research by WaterSafe, the UK register of approved plumbers, shows. The national survey 1 found 82 per cent of homeowners believe it is important for home surveys to include checks for lead pipes - with almost half (48 per cent) saying it is very important. Business owners also called for
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