WC repair including flushing mechanisms, syphons, and seal replacement.
* Estimates only, not a quote — typical figures from recent jobs. Your engineer confirms the exact price before any work starts.
A running toilet wastes up to 200 litres a day — silent, metered and entirely fixable. Whether it's running, blocked, leaking or loose, the repair is almost always cheaper than you'd fear and faster than you'd hope.
Tell us exactly what the toilet is doing and we'll match a plumber with the right internals in the van.
Diagnosis: flush mechanism, fill valve, seals, cistern and waste.
Repair: new flush valve, fill valve, seals or complete cistern internals.
Blockage clearing where flushing is the issue.
Testing: refill, flush cycle and leak check before leaving.
Pee, poo and paper. Wipes, cotton buds and sanitary items are the top cause of toilet blockages.
A toilet that runs intermittently is still wasting hundreds of litres a day — fix it when you hear it.
Caustic cleaners can crack cistern internals and harm pipework — a plunger or a plumber is safer.
A damp patch around the base usually means a failed seal — early fixing prevents floor damage.
As a landlord you must keep the property's water, heating, sanitary and drainage systems in good working order and fix them promptly when they fail. You're responsible for structural repairs, the boiler and heating system, plumbing and electrics. Tenants should report faults in writing — and you should respond fast, because a small leak left unattended becomes a big claim.
The official bodies that can help, report to, or check on — free and independent.
Report leaks on public pipes, water pressure problems, and sewer flooding to your local water company — most have free 24/7 leak lines. Find yours by postcode on the water.org.uk website.
Free, independent advice on landlord disputes, repair rights and consumer issues.
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