We currently cover the areas of; 

• Greater Manchester
• Cheshire
• Merseyside

We offer an Emergency Callout service. 24/7. Call us on 0151 440 3043

Current Rates:

Boilers installed from just £1500 with a 5 year warranty (combi swap)

All our boilers are provided with a minimum 5 year manufacturer’s parts and labour warranty (upto 12 years available)

This will depend on if you are looking for domestic or commercial installation.

Check how much an installation will cost by getting a free quote.

The duration of a boiler installation can vary depending on factors like the type of boiler, the complexity of the installation, and any additional work required. On average, a straightforward boiler installation typically takes around 1-2 days. 

Most of our installs are within the same day. Get a boiler quote with us today! 

If your water pressure is low could be due to any of the following: 

• Clogged pipes 
• Leaks in the plumbing system 
• Pressure regulator issues 
• Closed or partially closed valves 
• Municipal water supply problems 
• Old or inadequate plumbing 

What to do 

• Check for leaks 
• Test water pressure 
• Consult neighbours 
• Contact us to consult one of our experienced plumbers.

Most of our installs are within the same day. Get a boiler quote with us today! 

Your faucet could be dripping for a number of reasons, such as: 

• Worn washers 
• Faulty O-rings 
• Corroded valve seat 
• High water pressure 
• Damaged cartilage 
• Loose parts 

If you are unsure about what is causing the issue or need help fixing it don’t hesitate to contact us. We have experienced plumbers ready to help.

There could be a number of reasons why your boiler is leaking, including:

• Loose joints
• High pressure
• Corrosion
• Faulty heat exchanger
• Damaged drain valve

Regular maintenance can prevent these issues. If you are experiencing any of these issues, we advise consulting an experienced engineer sooner rather than later. Contact us today, we have qualified Gas Safe engineers ready to help.

Your boiler could be making noises due to one of 3 reasons:

1. Kettling: banging or gurgling noises can indicate limescale build up
2. Buzzing or whining: this often indicates limescale build up
3. Whistling: this can indicate trapped air in the system

Regular maintenance can prevent these issues. If you are experiencing any of these issues, we advise consulting an experienced engineer sooner rather than later. Contact us now to schedule your annual boiler service.

There are several possible reasons why your sink is draining slow, including:

Accumulated hair and soap scum 

In bathroom sinks, hair and soap residue can accumulate in the drain creating a blockage that restricts water flow. 

Food residue 

In kitchen sinks, food particles, grease, and oils can build up over time, especially if a garbage disposal is used. These substances stick to the pipe walls, narrowing the passage and slowing drainage. 

Mineral buildup 

In some areas hard water can lead to mineral deposits in the pipes, which can contribute to slow drainage. 

Bent or misaligned pipes 

Bent pipes can slow the draining of a sink as they disrupt the flow of water through the drain system. 

Clogged vent pipe 

Blockages restrict the flow of water, leading to slower drainage. 

Faulty or outdated plumbing fixtures 

If fixtures arn’t functioning properly, they can cause blockages or slow down the drainage. 

Regular maintenance can prevent these issues. If you are experiencing any of these issues, we advise consulting an experienced plumber sooner rather than later. Don’t hesitate to Contact us.

A running toilet can be caused by any of the following:

Flapper issues 

This is a rubber seal at the bottom of the tank that controls water flow into the bowl, if it is worn out, damaged, or not sealing properly, water will leak from the tank into the bowl. 

Fill valve problems 

The fill valve controls the water flow into the tank. If it is malfunctioning or set too high, it can cause water to overflow into the overflow tube, leading to a running toilet. 

Chain issues 

The chain connecting the flush handle to the flapper must have the right length. If it is too short, it may prevent the flapper from closing completely. If it is too long, it can get caught, causing the flapper to remain open. 

Overflow tube 

If the water level in the tank is too high, it can spill into the overflow tube, causing the toilet to run. 

Regular maintenance can prevent these issues. If you are experiencing any of these issues, we advise consulting an experienced plumber sooner rather than later. Don’t hesitate to Contact us.