The complainant later found out through enquiries with other drainage clearance companies that Company A had grossly overcharged, so she brought her case to the Council to seek redress. She said that after the toilet bowl had been dismantled and seeing the floor covered by sewage, coupled with the continued persuasion by the contractor, she could not stay calm to think of other alternatives. She sought the Council’s help to get a partial refund. In response, Company A contended that high-pressure water jetting was employed for the job and they had to bear the risk of compensation for the drainpipe burst, so the cost was higher. In rejecting her refund request, the company stressed that the complainant had agreed to the repair. While understanding that seeking refund would not be easy, the complainant asked the Council to pay attention to the business practices of the company in question, and notified her building management office to stop referring the company to other residents.