About our Emergency Plumber Service
Hey there! welcome to Emergency Plumber Colchester. Our company is your local emergency plumber in Colchester, and when pipes go crazy, I'm the guy you want. Been fixing stuff around here for 15 years, and lemme tell you - there ain't no pipe I can't handle!
Your having a water emergency at 3am? Dont worry about it because I work 24/7 to keep your homes dry and happy. Sometimes people ask me why I chose to become an emergency plumber - well, theres nothing better than seeing the relief on someones face when I fix their burst pipe.
My team and me got all the fancy tools and know exactly what to do in any situation. We've fixed thousands of plumbing problems all over Colchester, from tiny leaks to massive flooding disasters. When water starts going places it shouldn't, we make it behave!
Look, I know nobody wants to call a plumber at midnight. But stuff happens, and that's why were here. No job is too big or too small for us - whether its your kitchen sink that's acting weird or your whole basement that's turning into a swimming pool.
Every job we do comes with a guarantee, because thats just how we roll. Most people dont know this, but emergency plumbing is actually kind of exciting - you never know what your gonna find behind those walls! We've seen some pretty wild things, but we always get the job done right.
Emergency Plumbing Request Contact Details
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Tips to fix common emergency plumbing issues
- For a leaky tap, try tightening the packing nut under the handle. Sometimes it just gets a bit loose.
- If your toilet's overflowing, first thing's first: turn off the water supply valve behind the toilet. That'll stop the flow and give you some breathing room.
- A blocked sink? Boiling water can sometimes do the trick for minor blockages. Pour it down and see if it clears.
- Got a burst pipe? Turn off the main water supply to your house immediately! Then call a plumber, it's a job for the pros.
- For a constantly running toilet, check the flapper chain inside the tank. If it's caught or too loose, it won't seal properly.
- If your drain is slow, a mixture of baking soda and vinegar, followed by hot water, can help break down gunk. Let it fizz for a bit before flushing.
- Frozen pipes are a nightmare in winter. Keep your heating on low, even when you're out, to prevent them freezing and potentially bursting.
- A leaking toilet base could be a faulty wax ring seal. This is a bit fiddly to fix yourself, so you might want to call a plumber.
- For low water pressure, check your stop tap (usually under the kitchen sink). Make sure it's fully open.
- If you smell sewage, this is a serious problem. It could indicate a broken drain or sewer line. Call a professional plumber right away.