The first thing to do is to turn the water off at the stopcock. This will help prevent more water from entering the house. However, there could still be considerable flow if you have a loft storage tank. So, open all the taps to reduce pressure even further. While you are waiting for one of our engineers to arrive, try to catch the leaking water with rags or buckets, to minimise the need for clean up and mop up any flood water. Ask yourself, “Where is my stopcock?” and then find out. You should always know where your stopcocks are.
The most likely cause is a worn washer. Yes, there are washer less taps, but even these have leaks preventing parts that can wear out.
Central heating systems can build up sludge over time which can cause a noisy heating system. This magnetite sludge reduces efficiency, leading to noise and circulation problems. Your system may need to be power flushed and descaled to remove this naturally occurring corrosion.
Of course, ahead of any work we undertake we conduct a comprehensive quote to provide you with a price for the job. We’re focused on complete transparency and ensuring you are kept in the loop at all times.
Yes, we can carry these out for your boiler and can arrange to return on an annual basis to ensure your mandatory landlords inspections are conducted. We issue Landlord Gas Safety Records for property owners and can conduct ongoing maintenance and repairs as required.
Yes, we have insurance that protects you and your property against any accidental damage caused while we are at your property.
Yes, every one of our team is a licensed plumber or heating engineers and we are qualified to carry out all plumbing and heat working on your property.