How to choose a plumber
you can trust

A good plumber spares you headaches for years; a bad one costs you twice. Here's what's worth looking at before you decide.

He gives the quote upfront

A serious tradesman comes, takes a look and tells you the price before he starts, with labor and materials laid out. Run from "we'll see at the end" — that's where the surprises come from.

He's authorized for what he does

For gas work, the plumber must be ANRE-authorized. It's not a formality: it's about your safety and the validity of your boiler's warranty.

A price that's far too low usually hides a cost you pay later.

He shows up when he promised and gives a guarantee

Punctuality says a lot about how he'll work. And a workmanship guarantee shows you the person stands behind his work. Read the real reviews too, not just the ones on the website.