Everyday repairs
Plumbing repairs, large and small.
A dripping tap, a leak under the sink or a toilet that keeps running. Start with the problem, then explore the right repair.
Example service scope
Describe the fault. We’ll start there.
You do not need to diagnose the problem. The useful details are what has changed, which fixture is affected and whether water is escaping.
- Leaking taps and fittings
- Running toilets and cistern faults
- Slow sinks and waste connections
- Damaged domestic pipework
- Shower plumbing and water flow
- Pumps and hot-water plumbing
Before you decide
A repair or a replacement?
A worn fitting may be repairable. If a fixture is damaged or parts are unavailable, replacement may be worth considering. Access, parts and surrounding pipework all affect the scope.
Useful details to have ready
- Which tap, toilet or pipe is affected?
- Is the fault constant or intermittent?
- Is the affected pipework easy to access?
Domestic plumbing is shown here. Specialist drainage, concealed leak detection and electrical work would need to be discussed separately.
A clearer next step
Common questions
What should I include in an enquiry?
The fixture affected, what you have noticed, roughly when it started and your area. A short description is enough to begin.
Can a repair be priced from a photograph?
A photograph can help explain the problem, but access and hidden damage may require inspection before a firm quotation is possible.
Try the experience
Have a job in mind?
Explore the enquiry process with a few sample details. Nothing is sent and no booking is made.