5 signs it's time
to call a plumber

A lot of people put off calling the plumber until a small problem turns big and costly. Here are the signs it's best not to ignore.

The faucet drips non-stop

It seems minor, but a dripping faucet wastes hundreds of liters a month and raises your bill. Most of the time it's fixed quickly, with a cheap part.

Boiler pressure keeps dropping

If you keep topping up the boiler with water and the pressure keeps dropping, you have a leak somewhere. Ignored, it can leave the boiler dry and damage it.

The cheapest plumber is the one you call in time, not after the house has flooded.

Damp patches show up

A patch spreading on a wall or ceiling means water where it shouldn't be. The sooner you catch it, the smaller and cheaper the repair.