A local business noticed last week that when the rain eventually stopped for a few days there was still an expanding pool of water in their yard that appeared close to their boundary wall.  We went out to take a look and traced a leak to a specific area near the wall.  
We were able to dig out a small hole, find the source of the leak, which was a damaged pipe with a hole in it, and our qualified plumber was able to replace it.  Problem solved with the least upheaval to our happy customers yard. 

We had a distressed call from a home owner in Dublin recently.  He had water coming up through his floorboards but didn't know how to go about tracing where the leak was coming from.  He also didn't want to have to pull up his entire wooden floor.  He called us & we sent Kevin to have a look.  
Using our Leak Tracing Equipment we were able to isolate the area & with minimum inconvenience we repaired the damaged pipe.  We had a very happy customer.

If not you might be getting a phone call later in the year from Irish Water...

http://www.independent.ie/irish-news/water/irish-water-crisis/irish-water-to-telephone-nonpaying-customers-31380820.html

We would like to thank everybody that supported & took part in our recent Charity Clay Pigeon Shoot in aid of SOSAD & Friends on Oncology Cavan.  We raised a fantastic €2000 for these very worthy charities.

We had a great afternoons entertainment at Killygarry Shooting Grounds back on the 10th of May & we thank them for all their help in organising the event.

Irish Water is back in the news again with protests in Cork and Dublin over meters being installed and also rumours that the price will be announced next week through a nationwide leaflet distribution campaign.

There has been numbers floated around for fixed charge and metred charged and that it will be at least €240 per year ... what do you think?

Will they announce the charges before the local and European elections?
Will the charges be fair?
What about the thousands of consumers without meters - are flat rates fair?