Dear Parastou, thank you for your communication, I believe that a number of my staff members have since dealt with this issue and communicated with you. I understand that when you were trying to contact us it was out of hours but that you did contact one of the emergency contractors (plumber) we provide. He advised that as the leak wasn't major and it was not an emergency that you should turn off the water temporarily rather than have someone attend out of normal hours. Upon further investigation it was identified that the leak was in fact from a split waste pipe under the bath which he couldn't have repaired quickly as it was thought that it would require the removal of the bath. The advice at that time I understand was that as you had a separate and still functioning toilet and shower that it was not an emergency but that the repair would of course be done as quickly as possible. Subsequently a different plumber did manager to 'wriggle' under that bath after removing some fittings for access and the repair was completed within a couple of days and during this time you still had the shower/toilet. I can only apologise if you feel this was inconvenient or if there was an excessive delay in the repairs, but in all honesty I have been through a significant leak from a bathroom in my own house our of hours and all I did was turn off the water until it could be addressed further. Kind regards, Nick Horan Belvoir Dundee