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It was fine until recently and now it won’t fully stop when I turn it. Can I DIY this or call out someone? Could probably find a few other jobs to bundle at the same time
Hi there. I’m just wondering what I can do to protect my pipework from freezing over in the winter or around that time? What can be done, and can I do this DIY?
We've been having problems with what I assume is our boiler. When we use the shower we can hear the pipes underneath rattling really loudly and a chugging and propeller type noise that sounds like it’s hitting something. The noise used to be much more subtle and only came on when we had the heater on, I think this is also affecting our water pressure in the shower. The problem has gotten worse over the past few months. What could it be?
I've just cleaned the filter on our front-loader for the first time and quite a lot of water came out. Is that normal, or does it suggest something's blocked further up?
If there’s a tap leaking at my home, would a company come out just to fix that?
Under the kitchen sink, unit already bought. What would a plumber charge to fit it?
How do I check the Aquastop Safety Device / Non return Valve on my AEG or get it to operate and let water in?
My question is as follows: If I was to have 2 additional toilets installed on top of 2 existing toilets in a warehouse, would we need to extend the external waste pipes / waste channel?
What tools do I need to remove a radiator?
I think I've got a leak from upstairs and I don’t know who to call first. Do I need a plumber, roofer, or someone else?
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