Every job is unique. So, our plumbers will come on-site to inspect the problem and offer a personalised quote tailored to the repairs needed. However, we guarantee that we will provide high-quality services at a reasonable cost.

While minor issues like a clogged drain might be tackled with DIY methods, it’s essential to recognize your limits. Plumbing systems can be intricate, and incorrect repairs can lead to bigger problems. When in doubt, it’s always safer to consult a professional.

Here are the warning signs that you need to call a professional plumber for an inspection and quality repairs;

• High water bills
• Water pressure drop
• The water heater is not reliable
• Extra green grass in your backyard
• Stains and damp areas on the ceilings and walls
• Water leaks
• Foul smell or gurgling noises from your drainage system

It’s wise to have a professional plumbing inspection at least once every two years. However, if your home is older or you’ve experienced several plumbing issues, yearly inspections are recommended.

Avoid pouring grease or oil down the sink, use drain covers to catch hair and food particles, and flush drains periodically with boiling water or a mixture of vinegar and baking soda.

A dripping faucet usually indicates a worn-out washer or seal. However, it can also be due to a corroded valve seat or issues with the faucet’s O-rings or gaskets.

Firstly, turn off the main water valve to stop the water flow. Then, shut off electricity at the breaker if the water leak is near electrical outlets or devices. After ensuring safety, call a plumber immediately.

A continuously running toilet often results from a faulty flapper valve, allowing water to pass from the tank to the bowl. However, issues like an imbalanced float, a leaky fill tube, or a corroded overflow pipe can also be the culprit.

Consider installing low-flow faucets and showerheads, regularly checking for leaks, and using water-efficient appliances. Additionally, be mindful of water usage: take shorter showers, fix dripping taps, and consider collecting rainwater for garden use.

While they can be effective in clearing certain types of clogs, chemical drain cleaners can be harmful to the environment, can erode older pipes, and may pose health risks if inhaled or touched. It’s often better to opt for natural solutions or mechanical methods, like a plumber’s snake.

Various reasons could cause this: old pipes, a buildup of bacteria, or issues with your local water source. It’s essential to have your water tested to determine the exact cause and ensure it’s safe for consumption.

To prevent pipes from freezing, insulate exposed pipes, keep your home’s temperature consistent, and let cold water drip from faucets during extremely cold periods.

Hard water contains a high concentration of minerals like calcium and magnesium, leading to scale buildup in pipes and appliances. Soft water has been treated, removing these minerals, which is gentler on your plumbing and appliances.