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Victorian terraces, conversions and flats near the stations. Older pipework is often patched, and flats need care to avoid leaks below.
Areas we cover
Local plumbers covering the whole borough. Short travel times, and they know the homes.
Victorian terraces, conversions and flats near the stations. Older pipework is often patched, and flats need care to avoid leaks below.
Big Victorian and Edwardian houses with loft and back-bedroom bathrooms. Popular for full refits and new en-suites.
Interwar semis to new builds, so anything from plastic pipe to old lead. Lots of everyday repairs and shower conversions.
Larger homes with several bathrooms and long pipe runs, so leak tracing takes care. Higher-spec bathrooms are common.
Mostly 1930s houses with compact bathrooms. Slim basins, wall-hung toilets and walk-in showers make the most of the space.
Extended interwar homes with a mix of old and new plumbing. Outside taps, appliances and bathroom upgrades come up often.
Interwar homes with plenty of original character. Bathroom upgrades are planned to suit the shape of the original room.
Victorian and interwar homes between Bromley and Beckenham. Joints under timber floors are a common source of slow leaks.
Just outside these areas? Ask anyway. Nearby jobs can often be fitted in.
Wherever you are in the borough.