Open 24/7 across London and the M25
Emergency plumber in London, day or night
Boilers, leaks, burst pipes and no hot water. £60 call-out, any hour, with the repair price agreed before work starts.
Call-out charge
£60any hourday or night
- Repair price
- The repair price is agreed with you on site before any work starts. Nothing is added afterwards.
- Gas work
- Gas work is carried out by Gas Safe registered engineers.
- Where
- London and everywhere inside the M25.
What has gone wrong?
Start with what you can see. Each section says what is safe to check and when it needs an engineer tonight.
- Boiler & heating breakdownsNo heating, pressure that keeps dropping, a boiler leaking underneath, banging, lockouts and cold radiators.
- Leaks & burst pipesBurst pipes, leaking joints, water through the ceiling.
- Hot water problemsNo hot water, immersion heaters and cylinders.
- Boiler fault codesWhat the code on the display means, by make.
- Toilets, taps & fixturesBlocked or running toilets, dripping taps.
- Water supply problemsNo water at the taps, low pressure, stuck stopcocks.
- Emergency help & costsWhat to do first, what it costs, landlords and businesses.
Emergency repairs
Each repair page says what the visit covers, what usually goes wrong and what it tends to cost.
Boiler & heating breakdowns
Hot water problems
Leaks & burst pipes
Toilets, taps & fixtures
Water supply problems
Emergency help & costs
How a call-out works
Tell us what is happening
Leave your phone number and postcode. An engineer calls you back, day or night.
Confirm the call-out
£60 call-out, any hour. You know that figure before anyone travels.
Agree the repair price
The repair price is agreed with you on site before any work starts. Nothing is added afterwards.
From our engineers’ recent work
Photos from real call-outs: what the engineer found, and what was fitted.
Unvented cylinder with its relief valve taken off. The old valve had been discharging water non-stop. 
The replacement temperature and pressure relief valve, sealed into the cylinder and checked for leaks. 
Heating pipework under a lifted floorboard, traced as the reason a boiler kept losing pressure. 
Wall opened beside a bath to trace the supply pipes while water came through the ceiling below. 
Tracer gas regulator set up to find a hidden leak on a mains water supply. 
Repair clamp fitted over a hole in an old lead supply pipe where there was no room to cut it out. 
Two new stopcocks fitted on a replaced section of mains pipework, then tested to shut off fully. 
New bath mixer tap, fitted after the old one leaked at the shower diverter, running on test.
When to call an emergency plumber
A plain rule of thumb from the jobs that cannot wait, and the ones that can.
Call now if
- Water is coming through a ceiling or light fitting
- A pipe has split and you cannot stop the flow at the stopcock
- The boiler is leaking onto its own wiring or the pressure keeps falling to zero
- No heating or hot water with a baby, an elderly person or someone unwell at home
- A toilet or waste pipe is backing up and it is the only one in the house
It can usually wait until morning if
- A slow drip from a tap or a valve you can isolate
- A radiator that is cold at the top and warms after bleeding
- A running toilet you can stop by closing its isolation valve
Not sure? Emergency or can it wait walks through the grey areas, and our prices show what a call-out costs before you decide.
Questions people ask
How much does an emergency plumber cost in London with you?
The call-out is £60, whatever the hour. The engineer finds the fault, then gives you one price for the repair and waits for your yes before starting.
Do you come out at night and at weekends?
Yes. We take emergency plumbing and boiler call-outs 24 hours a day, every day of the year, across London and everywhere inside the M25.
Can you repair gas boilers?
Yes. Gas work is carried out by Gas Safe registered engineers. If you smell gas, open windows, turn the gas off at the meter if you safely can, avoid switches, get outside and call 0800 111 999 before anyone else.
What should I do while I wait?
Turn off the water at the stopcock if water is escaping, keep water away from sockets, and switch the boiler off at its fused spur if it is leaking.
Help while you wait
Leaks & burst pipesSigns of a Hidden Water LeakTo detect a water leak you cannot see, turn off every tap and water-using appliance and read your water meter twice, an hour apart. Any movement means water is escaping. Then shut the stopcock: if your meter is outside and it still moves, the leak is usually on the underground supply pipe; if it stops, the leak is inside the house.- Leaks & burst pipesThames Water: How to Report a Leak (and What Happens Next)
- Boiler & heating breakdownsBoiler Leaking Water: What to Do in the Next 10 Minutes
- Leaks & burst pipesRadiator Leaking: What to Do Now
- Boiler & heating breakdownsRadiator Not Heating Up: The Fix in Order
- Boiler & heating breakdownsHow to Reduce Boiler Pressure Safely (Step by Step)
- Toilets, taps & fixturesHow to Stop a Tap Leaking Tonight
Every London borough, and everywhere inside the M25
The £60 call-out is the same wherever you are and whatever the time. Gas work is carried out by Gas Safe registered engineers.