Quick answer
A whole-house plumbing check covers the stopcock, supply, pipework, taps, toilets, showers, hot water and signs of hidden leaks. The report lists what was checked, includes photos of any problems and explains what to fix first.
What gets checked
- The stopcock and incoming water supply.
- Water pressure.
- Visible pipework, joints and isolation valves.
- Taps, toilets, cisterns and showers.
- Washing machine and dishwasher connections.
- Hot water and visible heating pipework.
- Sinks, baths and waste pipes.
- Signs of hidden leaks, damp and corrosion.
What's in the report
- A clear list of what was checked.
- Photos of anything we found.
- Risky items explained in plain English.
- Advice on what to do, and what to fix first.
How you can use it
New owners use the report to plan repairs and budget. Landlords keep it as a record of the property's condition. Anyone can use it to fix small problems before they become emergencies.
Our check costs £495 with the report included. If we find something you want fixed, we agree a price with you first.
When to call a plumber
- You've bought a home and want to know its condition.
- You want a record of the plumbing for a rental.
- You've had leaks before and want peace of mind.
Common questions
Whole-House Plumbing Check
Just bought a home? Get all the plumbing checked, with a report included, for £495
We check the stopcock, pipework, joints, taps, toilets, showers, hot water and signs of hidden leaks. If we find anything risky, your report explains it and tells you what to do next.