Leaking Taps and Water Leaks

 

Here are quick and easy ways to save water and money in your home, business or commercial property.

 

With the increase in our electricity and water rates NOW is the best time to ensure you don’t have any leaking taps, leaking showers, bathroom or laundries.

 

London Emergency Plumbing are your specialist plumber that can search and locate any water leaks on your property

 

The average home uses 63 buckets a day! You can save water (and your back pockets)

London Emergency Plumbing can come and check all your water leaks along with the following services :

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  • Leaking Taps and replace tap washers
  • Garden taps - with every paid service we will replace your existing garden tap, supplying and installing a brand new one.
  • Check water meters to ensure no leaks over the entire property
  • Toilets - a leaking toilet can waste 16,000 litres of water per year
  • Install water saving tap washers and shower heads
  • Have your sewerage and stormwater drains checked by us annually. Root growth and blockages can cause extensive damage that may require replacement if left unfixed. maintenance is much cheaper than replacement.
  • Burst pipes lead to expensive water leaks

• A leaking tap left running can waste up to 17 litres of water a minute.
• A simple change like installing a water efficient showerhead could save you around £50 to £100 in water and energy costs every year.
• A standard single flush toilet can use up to 12 litres of water. A water efficient dual flush toilet uses as little as three litres.
• Water efficient taps with an aerator or flow restrictor use 50 per cent less water than standard taps.
  
  

If you have a water leak, leaking tap, toilet, bath or shower or burst pipe –

London Emergency Plumbing can find the right solution to all your plumbing needs

 

Call us TODAY for your LOCAL Plumber

0800 731 0321

 

 

London Emergency Plumbing service all suburbs in the London metro area, then out to the M25 Motorway an on through the M25 Surrounding Home Counties.