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Replace one tap, repair another
€100
Task Assigned
Description
As above. I have a tap where the handle has snapped off, so I am looking for that one to be removed & replaced. I have another tap that drips from the back - this has happened before and it was repaired. The first image is the broken tap, the second and third are the one that drips. I will obviously cover the cost of buying the new tap so feel free to either include that cost in your quote, or quote without it and we can DM to arrange that. Please only bid for this job if you are experienced in this area and believe you can definitely do it - I've had bad experiences with people quoting who then came and could not complete the task!
| Task Location: | Whitehall, Dublin, Co. Dublin |
| Date Posted: | 23 Sep 2026 |
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@Richard B. Hi Richard. I’d be happy for you to pick out a similar tap, I’m not fussed as long as it’s somewhat similar. Do you know how much roughly that would be on top of the offer you’ve made on the job? Also, would you be available Thursday or Friday to do it? Thanks
@Aaron C. Hi Aaron. think there is still some confusion. It is one tap that heeds replacing, in the bathroom, in the first picture. The kitchen tap is the other one, that I believe needs to be repaired rather than replaced but you'd know better than me. It's dripping but not from where the water comes out, from the base of it. There is no third tap. Let me know what you think.
@Aaron C. Ok thanks that's great - and you can pick up the taps before you come, without seeing these in person? If so happy to proceed but would need Friday if at all possible as I will not be here Saturday - can do any time at all Friday as I am here working from home and then home all night. That work for you? If so, I will accept.
@Aaron C. Hi Aaron. When would you be available?
Kenneth best solution to your taps is to buy new ones. Looks like 2nd tap photo is in kitchen sink, those types of tap regularly fail and leak as they are the cheapest type available. Your 3rd photo didn't upload so it's not visible.