Repairs for everyday household plumbing
Tell us about running toilets, leaking pipe connections, slow drains or problems at a sink, shower or bathtub. Which fixtures are affected and when the issue occurs can help distinguish a local fixture fault from a wider plumbing concern. Use our service directory to find the page closest to the problem.
Planned home improvements
For a kitchen or bathroom project, start with the fixture list and proposed layout. Moving a sink, toilet or shower can affect supply and drainage routes. Share product information and any work already planned by other trades, and agree on access, material supply and scheduling before installation work begins.
Tenanted homes and managed properties
For rental properties or multi-unit buildings, include the unit address, access contact and the person authorized to approve work. Some plumbing concerns involve shared lines or building shutoffs, so coordination may be needed. For urgent leaks or flooding, call directly rather than waiting for a service form response.
What to discuss before the visit
Separate an active leak or blockage from improvements that can be scheduled later. If fixtures have already been selected, share the model information and explain whether their positions will change. For rented or shared properties, identify who can approve the work and coordinate entry or shutoffs. Agree the tasks, access and pricing process directly before treating several requests as one confirmed appointment.
Before your visit
- Include the unit number and access instructions.
- Tell us who can authorize the work.
- Mention any building-management requirements for shutoffs.
A question about this service
Can I ask about several plumbing jobs in one request?
Yes. List the work and explain which concern is most urgent. The time, parts and access needed for each task should be discussed before the visit is confirmed.