No job is too small. A dripping tap or a toilet that keeps running is easy to live with and easy to ignore — but a single dripping tap can waste over 20,000 litres a year, and a running toilet can waste considerably more. Both usually take one visit to fix.
Dripping and leaking taps
Most drips come down to a perished washer, a worn ceramic disc cartridge or a damaged valve seat. We carry the common spares, so in the great majority of cases the tap is fixed on the first visit rather than left dripping while parts are ordered.
If a tap is beyond economical repair, or the whole set is tired, we will tell you what a replacement costs before we do anything.
Running or leaking toilets
A toilet that keeps refilling, hisses between flushes, or leaves water trickling into the bowl is almost always an inlet or outlet valve that has worn out. It is a straightforward repair, and it shows up immediately on the next water bill.
We also handle leaking cisterns, loose or rocking pans, faulty flush buttons and full toilet suite replacements.
Upfront pricing
You get a price before we start, not after we finish. For small jobs like these, that means no surprise on the invoice for what turned out to be twenty minutes of work.