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When we flush the toilet, or use the washing maching (cold water), the pipes underneath the house (1960s on stumps), make a loud banging noise. l'm guessing pipes are not secured under house or something. Access to underneath from laundry manhole inside the house. I don't see a pressure-reducing valve (PRV) near the front tap.

An old tap removed and a new one installed in the kitchen

Change the tap in the kitchen to a retractable dual spray mixer. Change 2 bathroom taps and mixers. (3 sets) Change the bath sets. All have been purchased.

Nearly no water in the water tanks ( extremely slow ). And the water became dirty. I think the valves are blocked but I do not know how to fix it.

Disconnection and removal of rain water tank, without any adverse effects to existing mains water connection to the house. System is currently connected to toilets. Toilets would then need to run off mains water. Worker can take pump and tank at end. Must be able to supply a compliance certificate or receipt containing plumber's registration number.

Location - Reservoir replace toilet sink, already bought sink Need a licensed plumber with invoice

The The metal plug/strainer assembly (the part that sits in the sink hole and acts as both a filter and a push-down stopper) has detached from the drain pipe beneath the sink. It appears the issue is a missing nut or fastener. I can see the thread/bolt from the plug assembly hanging down below the sink, and I can see the pipe with the corresponding hole, but the piece that secures them together is gone. How to Fix It (As I See It) This should be a straightforward job for someone with basic tools and confidence: Obtain a suitable nut/fastener to fit the existing bolt/thread. Unscrew/detach the immediate section of the drain pipe below the sink Properly seat and secure the metal plug assembly onto the sink hole from above. Fasten it securely to the pipe thread from below using the new nut. Reattach the rest of the drain pipe and ensure everything is tight and sealed (a quick water test would be ideal). I believe this is a simple handyman or maintenance fix and does not require a licensed plumber. I just want someone confident to do the job properly so I don't have leaks.

I have a 1969 house and where the toilet is connected to the waste pipe has been shoddily repaired at some point. It is now leaking. May need a new offset WC connector, however I have had a look at the screws that connect the toilet to the floor and they are incredibly rusted so not sure how they could be removed. I’ll include photos please leave a quote or let me know if you have any questions. I’m WFH most days so flexible with time.

We have a tap that’s not closing out completely leaving constant leak even after closed. Probably a worn out washer or cartridge but I am not available and need assistance

Toilet flushes fine but accumulates water. The drainage is very slow and seems like there's a partial blockage down the line

Replacement of Kitchen Tap (Mixer) materials supplied.

The diverter tap kept draining out water despite both cold and hot water knobs were closed to running water. Check the image.

Where my washing machine connects to the sink it is slowly leaking. My landlord said it would be fixed if I put an elastic band around it but it’s not working. If you think this is a simple fix and can fix this for me I’d appreciate it.

Replace two taps in the kitchen with two pull-out taps. Images attached for reference. Must be licensed plumber.

Need a bidet unit removed from my bathroom as I need the space

Hey Just need a leaky tap outside of the house fixed.

I bought a retractable mixer for my laundry sink. Need to replace the old one with it. Preferably by this weekend

Need to connect water inlet pipe and also need to connect discharge pipe its a new build

Looking for a licensed plumber to roughin and fitoff a bathroom

The shower pipe is loose need to fix it