A dripping tap is often caused by worn washers, seals or internal tap components. It is a common repair, but it is worth fixing before it wastes more water or gets worse.

A running toilet is usually caused by faulty cistern components such as a valve, seal or float mechanism. It should be repaired before it wastes more water.

Yes. Toilet leaks can come from different areas, including the cistern, internal components, pipe connections or around the base. A plumber can identify the cause and carry out the right repair.

Poor flushing can be caused by internal cistern faults, a partial blockage, low water flow or worn toilet components.

Yes. Even a small drip can waste a surprising amount of water over time and increase your water bill.

It can be, especially if it is overflowing, backing up or the only toilet in the home. In these situations, it is best to get help quickly.

Water around the base can be caused by a faulty seal, loose connection, condensation or another plumbing issue. It should be checked properly to avoid further damage.

Yes. Repair work can include worn tap fittings, leaking components, running toilets, weak flush performance and other common faults.

Yes. Your plumber will inspect the issue, explain the cause and provide pricing before work begins.

Yes. If the same problem keeps coming back, there may be a deeper plumbing fault that needs proper investigation.