"Bing Wu" wrote in message
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BigWallop wrote:

Once you're all done with the installation, then contact your supply company
and
have them come do their tests, checks, prods about as they do, and re-seal
the
head end for you.


Many thanks for the advice. BTW, do they charge for the re-sealing?

Best wishes,

Bing


They never usually charge anything if the installation is ready for testing and
re-sealing, but you may incur costs if they have to come back and forward
because things on the system aren't right when they first visit. So just take
your time and do the job right first time and it shouldn't cost you anything
more.