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Identifying the fault through testing and inspection, repairing or replacing faulty components, restoring safe operation, checking gas pressure and ventilation, and verifying the boiler heats water and radiators correctly.

When you need it. When a boiler loses pressure, stops heating, makes unusual noises, leaks water, or fails to ignite.

Before you get in touch. Note the boiler make and model, check the pressure gauge reading, and ensure access to the boiler location.

Locating the source of the leak, stopping water flow to prevent damage, repairing or replacing the damaged pipe or joint, drying the area, and restoring supply.

When you need it. When water visibly sprays or pools from pipes, joints, radiators or beneath sinks or appliances.

Before you get in touch. Turn off the water supply at the stopcock if safe to do so, and move furniture away from the affected area.

Identifying blockage location using inspection cameras or testing, clearing the obstruction with rods or high-pressure jets, flushing the drain, and confirming free flow.

When you need it. When water drains slowly, backs up, or gurgles from sinks, baths, toilets or outside gullies.

Before you get in touch. Note which drain is affected, whether it started suddenly, and if there are foul smells or overflows.

Installing or upgrading boilers, pipework, radiators and controls; balancing the system; commissioning and testing; providing user guidance on operation and maintenance.

When you need it. When installing central heating, upgrading an old system, or when radiators stay cold despite the boiler running.

Before you get in touch. Have the property layout sketched out, note current heating type, and identify any problem radiators.

Removing old suite and fittings, preparing walls and floors, installing baths, showers, basins, toilets and taps, connecting water and waste pipes, tiling and making good.

When you need it. When renovating a bathroom, replacing worn fittings, or installing en-suites and new bathrooms.

Before you get in touch. Have measurements ready, know the layout you want, and confirm water supply and waste pipe locations.

Repair or replacement of taps, isolating valves, stopcocks, waste traps, pipe joints, and small leaks; fitting new appliances like washing machines or dishwashers.

When you need it. For dripping taps, small leaks under sinks, frozen pipes, or when connecting new appliances to water supply.

Before you get in touch. Locate the stopcock, check if the problem is isolated to one fitting, and have the space clear and accessible.