- Leaking or running toilets, cisterns and flush valves
- Leaking or low-pressure showers and mixer taps
- Dripping or corroded bathroom taps and valves
- New fixture installation — WCs, basins, showers, mixers and bathroom accessories
- Silicone and sealant renewal around baths, showers and basins to stop water tracking behind tiles
- Bathroom leak detection where the source isn't obvious — damp patches, ceiling stains below, or a rising water bill
Why bathroom leaks cause outsized damage
Bathrooms concentrate more pipework, seals and waterproofing junctions into a small area than almost any other room, so a small leak here often travels — into the ceiling of the unit below, under tiles, or into a shared riser. Catching it early, or having it professionally tested if you suspect a hidden leak, is usually far cheaper than repairing the damage it causes once it surfaces.
Renovations and waterproofing
Planning a bathroom renovation? We can also carry out a waterproofing flood test on the finished wet area before tiling, so any membrane issue is caught while it's still easy to fix.