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Plumbing · urgent call-outs and planned work

Leaking now, or planning ahead?

Two clear routes. An urgent call-out tells you what to do while you wait; planned work ends in a written quote before anything starts.

Urgent call-out

Smell gas? Don't use this page — leave and call the gas emergency line.

Choose your route

Start with what's happening.

  • Urgent call-outUrgent

    A leak, a burst pipe, no water, no hot water or a blocked toilet — right now.

    Urgent
  • Planned workPlanned

    Bathrooms, radiators, taps, outside water and pipework — quoted before it starts.

    Planned

How a job runs

From the first message to a finished job.

  1. Tell us the problem

    Your postcode, what's happening and whether you have photos.

  2. The plumber replies

    They confirm what's urgent and when they can come.

  3. Visit or quote

    Urgent: a visit. Planned: a written quote.

  4. The job

    Booked in, finished and signed off with you.

Credentials

The details worth checking.

Worth seeing before anyone opens a wall, lifts a floor or touches a boiler.

  1. Gas Safe registration

    Plumber to confirm

    Only for gas work: the engineer's number and what they're registered to do.

  2. Approved-plumber scheme

    Plumber to confirm

    Membership of a water-regulations approved scheme, if held.

  3. Insurance

    Plumber to confirm

    Public liability cover.

  4. Guarantee on work

    Plumber to confirm

    What is guaranteed, and for how long.

Urgent?

Water where it shouldn't be?

Turn off the stopcock if you can, then call. The number below is a sample for this design.

01632 960318 (sample number, calling is off in this demo)