Emergency Plumber in Woking

Whether it is an Old Woking cottage or a big Horsell house, water where it should not be needs fast action, so call us as soon as you notice it. Hidden leaks behind boxing and under floors, and sudden bursts after years of alterations, are the calls we attend most.

In Horsell’s larger houses the stopcock can be in a utility room or garage; in Old Woking cottages check under the kitchen sink first. We do not do any gas work: if there is a smell of gas, leave straight away and phone the National Gas Emergency Service on 0800 111 999. You will find more about urgent work on our emergency plumber page, for anyone who prefers to know more.

Each Woking neighbourhood has its own plumbing character. Old Woking has period cottages with small-bore pipework and awkward routes through low-ceilinged rooms. Horsell’s large 1930s detached houses have often been altered piecemeal over the decades, leaving awkward pipe runs. Goldsworth Park’s 1970s homes are good candidates for a full bathroom replumb.