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H@mmer42

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Hi all,

I have a semi-detached property that has a shared rainwater downpipe which takes both mine and neighbours rain water from the front of the house and runs a waste pipe across my drive and pours rainwater across the pavement into the road. (All houses in my road have this). I want to do away with this ugly pipe and run rainwater from my house straight into drain or soakaway. Do I have to resolve the neighbours rainwater or is this down to them to sort out if I deiced I no longer want this pipe in my drive ?? Any help would be much appreciated....
 
H@mmer42 said:
Hi all,

I have a semi-detached property that has a shared rainwater downpipe which takes both mine and neighbours rain water from the front of the house and runs a waste pipe across my drive and pours rainwater across the pavement into the road. (All houses in my road have this). I want to do away with this ugly pipe and run rainwater from my house straight into drain or soakaway. Do I have to resolve the neighbours rainwater or is this down to them to sort out if I deiced I no longer want this pipe in my drive ?? Any help would be much appreciated....
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Is it in Essex?
 
What is the arrangement on the other houses in your street?
 
The drain pipe serves
two houses but the drain pipe is on your property ?

Does it fall into a drain or to a shoe onto the ground?
 
Other houses in the street are putting up with the ugly pipe across their front garden which is what I want to remove.

The guttering and pipe serves both houses and the water is carried across my drive and out onto the pavement (weird I know)
 
H@mmer42 said:
Other houses in the street are putting up with the ugly pipe across their front garden which is what I want to remove.

The guttering and pipe serves both houses and the water is carried across my drive and out onto the pavement (weird I know)
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Send some pictures. Then maybe we can give alternatives
 
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