Water access during new bathroom installation

Question

Will I have access to hot and cold water when having a new bathroom installed?

Michael · Accepted Answer

Yes, you'll always have complete access

Regards Mick 
Redfern Services

Chris · Answer

Yes if required we always try our best to please all our customers so a toilet and hot water will be there

Piotr · Answer

Yes,  the water will be cut off just for about 1h ones trade person  cut off pipe and fit insolation valves, then put water back on

Elio · Answer

"Yes, you will always have complete access to hot and cold water.
When I install new bathrooms I always leave  access to hot and cold water  for the client either by a kitchen sink or another bathroom and at least one working toilet. 
Regards 
Elio 
EFD construction

Abel · Answer

Yes you will have access for water in the house. There should be a stop valve on all the water pipes in the bathroom for the fitter to turn off the water to the bathroom only. If there are no stop valves,  the fitter will fit some in place at the time of removing the pottery.

Daniel · Answer

Yes, depending on the pipe network, water can be drained from system and ball valves / shut  offs would be installed to allow system to refill and work to continue.

Dean · Answer

Yes you will do if insulation valves are fitted already
If not it will be of for no longer than 30 minutes

Andrew · Answer

When I do bathroom installations, I always leave my customers with access to hot and cold water either by a kitchen sink or another bathroom  and at least 1 working toilet. Usually on the first day everything is ripped out so the new bathroom planning can't start

Saleyka · Answer

A new bathroom needs to have hot and cold water access

Sebastian · Answer

Depends on Design, but yes you should have some access

Water access during new bathroom installation

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