Re: Re: Drainage Problems in 98 Rope St

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You give a totally ridiculous example to justify your position.  I very much doubt if you had a fire, your first point of call would be Wood Management either?

A blocked drain inside an apartment is one thing, the communal pipe is another.  As a leaseholder I would expect Wood to see to the communal pipe, I would not expect them to attend to the plumbing in my flat unless further inspection identified a communal plumbing issue.

In the past I rented at Rainbow and my landlord was in the States.  I had a plumbing issue that was attended to by a plumber, I then forwarded the invoice to the landlord. 

I cant see where there is a problem here.