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Plumbing Repairs in Sevenoaks, Kent

We fix leaks, taps, toilets and pipework at rented and empty properties in Sevenoaks, Kent, as a single plumbing job or part of your repair list.

What affects scope

  • Which fitting or pipe is affected
  • Whether parts need replacing
  • Any damage the leak has caused

What to send first

  • The fitting affected and what is happening
  • Whether the property is occupied

Plumbing faults are among the most common reports from tenants. Left alone, a slow drip can damage floors, ceilings and kitchen units. We handle everyday plumbing repairs at rented and empty properties in Sevenoaks, Kent, as a single job or as part of a wider repair list.

Typical jobs include dripping taps and worn washers, leaking waste traps under sinks and baths, and toilets that keep running or will not flush. We also clear blocked sinks, basins and baths, sort radiator valves that weep or will not turn, and replace tired bathroom and kitchen fittings such as taps and toilet seats. Where a leak has marked a ceiling or wall, we can add the making good and decorating to the same job.

When you send details, tell us which fitting has the problem, what is happening and how long it has been going on. A photo of the fitting and the pipework around it helps, and so does the location of the stopcock if you know it.

If water is coming through a ceiling or will not stop, tell us straight away so we can treat it as urgent.

Values

The whole repair list

Bring the smaller fixes and larger jobs together, so the full scope is clear before work is arranged.

Your property, your dates

Let us know about tenants, access, viewings and move-in dates when we discuss the work.

Inside and outside

Property repairs and refurbishment, with clearance and garden maintenance where they are needed.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you work on boilers or gas?
No. Gas appliances, boilers and gas pipework need a Gas Safe registered engineer and are not part of this service.
Can you fix a toilet that keeps running?
Usually. It is often a worn fill valve or flush valve, which can be replaced without changing the toilet.
Can you repair the ceiling after a leak?
Yes. Once the leak is fixed and the area has dried out, the plaster can be made good and redecorated.

Contact

Or call us on 07506 735423

Details that help

  • The fitting affected and what is happening
  • Whether the property is occupied

Add up to 5 photos of the job.