Not all leaks are obvious. Some occur quietly behind walls, beneath floors, or inside ceilings, causing damage long before the first drip appears. On this page 1. Unexplained Increase in Your Water Bill 2. Boiler or Heating System Keeps Losing Pressure 3. Damp Patches or Discolouration 4. Musty or Humid Smell 5. Noise in the...
A burst pipe can happen suddenly — often without warning. Whether caused by freezing temperatures, aged pipework, or pressure issues, acting quickly is the most important thing you can do to protect your home. On this page 1. Turn Off the Water Supply 2. Turn Off the Heating System 3. Drain Down Remaining Water 4....
Hidden leaks can develop slowly — often long before any visible water damage appears. Even small leaks can cause rising damp, mould, rotten flooring, staining, boiler pressure loss, and wasted water over time. On this page 1. Your Boiler Keeps Losing Pressure 2. Radiators Need Bleeding Often 3. Musty Smells Without Visible Damp 4. Discolouration...
When a pipe bursts, a tap starts leaking heavily, or water appears somewhere it shouldn’t, the first and most important step is to turn off your water supply. Doing this quickly can prevent damage to flooring, walls, ceilings, electrics and personal belongings. On this page 1. Where to Find Your Stop Tap 2. How to...
