Four service lines, one standard of work. Whether it is a dripping tap or the full water and drainage system of a new building, the same people plan it, install it, test it and stand behind it.
Each service has its own page with details on scope, process and pricing. Here is the short version.
Everything that carries clean water into a home and takes used water away: kitchens, bathrooms, water heaters, roof tanks, pumps, and the concealed pipework between them. Repairs, upgrades and full re-plumbing.
Plumbing for buildings where downtime costs money: offices, retail, restaurants, clinics, hotels and residential blocks. Scheduled maintenance, fault response and upgrades planned around your opening hours.
Something has stopped working, or is getting worse. We diagnose first, quote in writing, and repair the cause — leaks, blockages, low pressure, faulty cisterns, mixers, valves and pumps.
Water supply, drainage, vent and sanitary installations for new buildings and major renovations, from reading the drawings to pressure testing and handover documentation.
We do not charge by the hour with an open meter running. Every job is priced in writing before work begins, based on what the plumber has actually inspected.
The written quote lists labour, parts and any materials separately, so you can see where the money goes and compare like for like.
One clear diagnostic fee, stated before we book. It is included in the repair price if you go ahead on the same visit.
Labour, parts and materials itemised. Nothing starts until you approve it.
If opening a wall reveals something new, we stop and show you before the price changes.
Workmanship warranty on the job sheet, plus the manufacturer warranty on parts.
Most plumbing failures announce themselves weeks in advance: a pump that runs a little longer, a joint that starts to weep, a drain that slows. A scheduled inspection catches them while they are cheap to fix.
Maintenance visits suit apartment owners associations, offices, restaurants and anyone who would rather plan plumbing work than react to it.
Describe what is happening and we will tell you which team should come and what to expect.