Plumbing

Leaky Taps and Pipes

• Repairing or replacing worn washers, cartridges, or seals.

• Fixing joints or cracked sections of pipe.

Blocked Drains

• Clearing sink, toilet, or shower blockages caused by hair, grease, or foreign objects.

• Using plungers, drain snakes, or chemical cleaners.

Running Toilets

• Fixing or replacing faulty fill valves or flush mechanisms.

Low Water Pressure

• Cleaning clogged aerators or shower-heads.

• Investigating hidden leaks or pressure regulator problems.

Dripping or Burst Pipes

• Temporary patching or full pipe replacement, especially in cold-weather burst scenarios.

Faulty or Leaking Water Heaters

• Replacing heating elements, thermostats, or valves.

• Fixing pressure issues or flushing sediment buildup.

Replacing Fixtures

• Installing or repairing taps, sinks, toilets, bathtubs, or showers.

Water Hammer and Noisy Pipes

• Installing air chambers or securing loose pipes to stop banging noises.

Installing or Repairing Shut-Off Valves

• Ensuring water isolation valves work properly for emergency shut-offs.